Tusla - An Ghníomhaireacht um Leanaí agus an Teaghlach - Child and Family Agency

Training and Webinars

Online learning, training, and development opportunities are available to all
Tusla Foster Carers via the HSeLanD learning platform.   To access HSeLanD please 
contact your social worker to get log in details. 

Learning and Development for Foster Carers 

  • Suite of E- Learning Programmes
  • Face to Face and Online Classrooms 
  • Webinars, research articles and more 
  • Inclusive learning spaces 

If you have a query regarding learning and development for Foster Carers, please email fosterlearning@tusla.ie and we will be happy to help. 

 

Factors associated with foster carer retention and attrition in Ireland 

Understanding factors associated with retention and attrition is central to ensuring that we can support placement stability and the retention of the foster families who currently look after the 5078 children and young people currently in foster care.  

 

              

 

Foster Carers, A Guide To Allegations – Webinar

The session explores:
 
  • The background and context behind the development of the guide
  • Key information outlined in the booklet
  • Reflections from those involved in creating it

   Watch the webinar

ONE CHILD. MANY RELATIONSHIPS. A SHARED UNDERSTANDING ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN - October 16th at 2pm

A National Webinar with Dr Bruce Perry, hosted by TUSLA in collaboration with Atlantic Technological University. 

 

What if we could develop a shared way of understanding the children and young people we meet across ages, roles, disciplines and services? 

Every child and young person develops within a web of relationships and experiences. From pregnancy and the earliest parent infant relationship, through childhood and into adolescence, experiences shape the developing brain and nervous system. Understanding this can help us look beyond what a child is doing and become curious about what may be happening within and around them. In this national webinar, Dr Bruce Perry will bring us on a journey through exploring the developing brain, stress and regulation, relationships and connectedness, and what these can teach us about supporting children, young people and families. The webinar offers an opportunity for people and services working across and within Tusla to come together around a shared developmental and relational understanding of the child. 

   Register

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