St Dominic’s Old Bawn SCP comprises 7 schools in the cluster (6 primary and 1 post primary). We wish to recruit a full time Project Worker starting 25th August 2025. It is desirable that the candidate has some Irish and essential that they are willing to learn and converse in Irish.

Purpose of the role: Working as part of a team to provide safe, compassionate & professionally informed care to the children & young people placed in the centre with the primary aim of addressing issues that are preventing them from living at home or in foster care.

The Play Therapist (15 hours per week) will use a variety of play & creative arts techniques to support children with mild to moderate psychological and emotional difficulties. The Play Therapist will provide therapeutic support primarily to children aged 4-12 years old.

Nasc, Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre is seeking applications for a Youth Support Worker. An excellent opportunity for an early career professional. The candidate will play a key role in assisting young people from migrant, refugee & asylum-seeking backgrounds.

Working with YMCA Dublin. We are hiring for key roles: Youth Support Worker, Dublin 2 / Dublin 13, Réidh Support Worker, Dublin 2, School Aged Childcare Coordinator, Dublin 17 & Dublin 13 and After School & Youth Work Supervisor, Dublin 17 & Dublin 13.

We are seeking to recruit a full time highly experienced fundraising professional who will be responsible for increasing income with a focus on sources outside of existing government funding and will therefore be expected to generate substantial support in this area.

Looking for someone who is passionate about Youth Work and the empowerment of young people. This position is 4 full days per week (28 hours) includes evenings & very occasional weekend work. A minimum Level 7 recognised qualification in Youth Work is essential.

We are looking for a Programme Manager to work alongside the Director and support the overall development of the organisation. Seeking an experienced, energetic, confident & pro-active individual with excellent written, verbal & inter-personal communication skills.

Project Workers (37.5 hours per week) will be required to deliver all aspects of the Janus programme in a flexible manner as part of a team. They will work in close partnership with statutory agencies, community resources and the young person and their family / carer.

This position is to cover maternity leave with a possible extension with September 2025 start. We are looking for a minimum of QQI Level 6 childcare, Level 7 or higher desirable. Applicants would need to have at least 2-3 years experience working in an early years setting.

We provide services to Separated Children Seeking International Protection (SCSIP).. The services we provide are in keeping with the standards as contained in the National Standards for Childrens Residential Centres & applicant should have a knowledge of these standards.

We are seeking a Social Care Leader to oversee & support the daily operations of a residential unit for separated children. Provide guidance to the care team, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and lead on care planning, team development, and crisis response.

We are currently recruiting Social Care Workers to join our dedicated residential care team. This is a deeply rewarding & vital role that involves providing day-to-day care, cultural & emotional support, and advocacy for children navigating the Irish care & asylum systems.

Applicants must hold a minimum level 8 or equivalent qualification in Psychotherapy with specific additional clinical training working with children and young people. This position is 10 hours per week. The therapist will be self-employed, will be paid a fee per session.

Working with the Childcare Manager to ensure the smooth day‐to‐day running of the specific room. Responsible for supervision of Early Years Childcare assistants. Overseeing Parents as Partners Initiative. Early Years experience (including work experience) essential.

The Youth Justice Worker will engage with young people referred to the project due to offending, substance use, or antisocial behaviour. They will support people in making positive life choices, re-engaging with education or training, and developing pro-social behaviours.

Identify, engage & work directly with participants on issues related to their offending, substance use and/or antisocial behaviour in a youth work process. Work in partnership with Gardaí/local agencies that participants may be linked with in order to respond to their needs.

Identify, engage & work directly with participants on issues related to their offending, substance use and/or antisocial behaviour in a youth work process. Work in partnership with Gardaí/local agencies that participants may be linked with in order to respond to their needs.

To work as part of a team to implement national childcare policy and regulations in partnership with Childminders and relevant stakeholders throughout Kildare aiming to maintain and increase the development of sustainable quality-focused childminding services.

The main purpose of the role is to work as part of an established team within Kildare County Childcare Committee to provide reception, office & administrative services for KCCC team and childcare service providers. This role is 35 hours per week. fixed term contract.

We are recruiting for posts within The Family Project - 2 full time Family Project Workers (35 hours/week). A minimum Level 7 in Social Care and a minimum of 2 years’ paid experience in a Family Support or Social Care setting required for an application to be considered.

We invites applications from suitably qualified enthusiastic people for the following positions: Youth Workers x 2 - Full Time Post (35 hours) & Part Time Post (21 hours). You will primarily be involved in identifying and engaging with young people at risk in the community.

Job purpose: Managing and delivering Youth Wiki Ireland, which provides information on youth policy within and across Europe. Providing leadership and oversight of the planning, delivery and monitoring and evaluation of eTwinning, EPALE, and Eurodesk initiatives.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and driven individual to join the Léargas team as a Development Officer. This role offers an exciting opportunity to advance your career while working in a transnational partnership for education and learning for children and young people.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and driven individual to join our team as a Communications and Administration Officer. An exciting opportunity to advance your career while working in a transnational partnership for education and learning for children and young people.