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Rainbows is an international organisation that provides support to children between the ages of seven to 18 years of age who have experienced the separation of their parents or the death of somebody close to them.

Rainbows is a 12-week group support programme for children and young people who have suffered a significant loss through death, separation, or any painful transition. The groups are available for children and young people from seven years to 18 years of age.

Rainbows—a peer support programme to assist children who are grieving a death, separation, or other painful family transition—will commence in Westport in November.

Rainbows is a support programme provided for young people between the ages of seven and 18 years of age who have suffered a major loss in their lives. The loss may be through the separation of their parents or the death of somebody close to them.

Ballina Rainbows programme — a support programme for children aged from seven to 14 years, who have been bereaved due to death, separation, or any painful transition — is expected to commence on Thursday January 22.

Many children with ADHD have difficulty managing their lives. Parents of these children can benefit from knowing more about how they can provide their children with practical and useful support. Educational psychologist Stephanie Fitzgerald will talk with parents on how to develop practical interventions and strategies that might help their children.