The work involves establishing and maintaining contact with schools, young people and their families in a sympathetic and non-judgemental environment. Also personal contact and support service for young people & liaising with TUSLA & other agencies, as appropriate.

A relevant third level qualification is essential. Training is provided so applications from individuals with qualifications in Social Care, Education, Health Promotion, Community Development, Social Science and similar areas will be considered. This role is 37.5 hours/week.

We require a Family Support Worker- full time post (39 hours). Applicants must have a qualification in Social Care / Community Work or a related area of study. Minimum Level 7. Minimum of 2 years’ work experience working with vulnerable and hard to reach families.

As a Project Worker, we appreciate the value of your time when providing essential services, that’s why we have the necessary support structures & network in place that will allow you to make a real impact on the lives of children in Ireland. Part-time (30 hours) role.

We are looking for an experienced Project Worker. The primary purpose of this role is to conduct Initial Assessments on low – medium risk referrals received from Tusla’s social work department using the Signs of Safety approach to child protection & welfare concerns.

The ideal candidate must have a third level qualification and experience in youth work working with high needs young people who can present with challenging behaviour. Possess strong interpersonal skills & the ability to work as part of a team & on a one-to-one basis.

To deliver youth work programmes, focused on young people identified as most in need in an area. Must have a relevant Third Level Qualification in Youth Work or a related area & have a minimum of 2 year experience in the sector. Full clean driving licence is desirable.

As part of the national service, delivery framework the primary purpose of this post is to conduct Initial Assessments on low – medium risk referrals received from Tusla social work department using the Signs of Safety approach to child protection & welfare concerns.

We are recruiting for 5 key positions: Play & Youth Work Supervisors x 2 & Playworkers (part time) x 3. A unique opportunity to work directly with school-aged children and young people, helping to create inclusive, play-inspired environments where everyone can thrive.

Ensure staff members spend required direct contact hours working with young people with an emphasis on targeted young people and those most in need. Provide support/supervision to staff on a monthly basis. Develop & foster an advocacy approach within the service.

Applicants must have education to Degree standard preferably in the area of Youth / Justice / Social / Community Work (candidates with exceptional, relevant work experience may also be considered in lieu of degree qualifications). Access to a car and full driving licence.

This post is responsible for the provision of youth mentoring services for young people involved in CAMHS and Youth Diversion Projects (YDPs), JLO Services and HSE services in communities across the country. 35 hours per week minimum. Contract Type: Ongoing Contract.

Assess & respond to the needs of young people aged 8-11 years old who are at risk of becoming involved in crime or anti-social behaviour in the future. Engage, build and maintain strong, positive relationships with the target group on both a one to one and group basis.

Applicants must have education to National Diploma or Degree standard preferably in Youth / Community Work (candidates with exceptional, relevant work experience may also be considered in lieu of degree qualifications) and a minimum of 1 year relevant work experience.

Applicants must have education to National Diploma or Degree standard preferably in Youth / Community Work (candidates with exceptional, relevant work experience may also be considered in lieu of degree qualifications) and a minimum of 1 year relevant work experience.

We are looking for a dynamic, enthusiastic, self-motivated worker who can both work independently and collaboratively committed to best practice. If you want to be part of a global organisation that is making a difference and changing lives, FFI may be the place for you.

We provide medium and long-term Residential care for young people, 13-17 years. We require a Social Care Worker for full time, permanent & relief care positions. Applicants must have diploma or degree in Social Care and 3 years post qualification experience of residential care.

KCYS currently have an opportunity within its Youth Diversion for a Youth Justice practitioner to work with young people, their families, agencies, and the community in the Kerry Division to develop and deliver suitable interventions and supports to young people in the area.

This role is to support a range of diverse ELC settings to assist them in enabling inclusive practice & the optimal participation of a child with disability in the pre-school room. Minimum of 3 years post-qualification experience of working in early years’ services is required.

This is an exciting opportunity for suitably qualified and experienced person to join a dynamic team within the national office of Youth Work Ireland and work with colleagues in the youth justice sector as part of the Youth Diversion Project Research and Development Team.

The Manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of a residential facility. This role ensures the provision of a safe, supportive, and developmentally appropriate environment for the Y.P in compliance with legal, child protection, and safeguarding standards.

We are currently recruiting a Youth Project Coordinator, permanent and part time role, 4 full days per week (28 hours) includes evenings and occasional weekend work. We are looking for someone who is passionate about Youth Work and the empowerment of young people.

We are currently seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Youth Worker (part time) to join our team and contribute to the ongoing development of our youth programme. This is a rewarding opportunity for someone passionate about community work & youth empowerment.

Successful applicants must hold a third level degree qualification in either psychology, social work, psychotherapy, counselling, teaching, early childhood care and education or related field. Have a broad knowledge of the Meitheal process. Excellent communication skill.

The purpose of this role is to provide skilled independent advocacy support to children and young people who wish to raise concerns about their care or make representations. This is a part-time position (15 to 20 hours per week) and a fixed term contract (12 months).