Manage all aspects of research communication to the Epidermolysis Bullosa community of families, researchers and other stakeholders, manage the process for Patient and Public Involvement in research, and support the Head of Research in all other aspects of research.

You will research, design and deliver a series of projects in youth arts and/or creative media by consulting with services and targeted young people in East Wall. Key to this role is the creation of strong partnerships with community groups and services in the East Wall area.

The purpose of this role is to support the sexual health of individuals in relation to their sexuality and identity. The LGBTQ+ Sexual Health Support Worker will be responsible for supporting LGBTQ+ individuals & groups to navigating their sexual health, sexuality & wellbeing.

You will be trained in Seeking Safety and so will not need to know about how to run a Seeking Safety programme to apply for this post. You do, however, need to be an experienced Peer Worker who is consistent in their approach and displays a level of self-reflectiveness.

The responsibility of this post holder is to recruit & place people who are unemployed in suitable work placements in the local community. The TUS programme is an example of a work placement initiative to encourage those out of employment to engage in work opportunities.

Cabra for Youth CLG invites applications from suitably qualified enthusiastic people for the post of Youth Justice Worker with the Cabra Step-Up Project, a Youth Diversion Project. This post is a full-time position. You will be required to work scheduled hours at evenings & weekends.

We are seeking to engage a qualified & experienced researcher or research team to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the Augmentative and Alternative Communication Support Programme.

We are inviting Expressions of Interest from suitably experienced and qualified non-profit organisations to staff and manage three community centres located in Clondalkin.

Across the country our team of Childline Regional Supervisors mobilise and develop our wonderful Childline volunteers. Based in Drogheda office this role presents an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated, people centric individual to join the team at the ISPCC Childline.

Our Education Programme aims to address educational disadvantage experienced by Travellers & Roma, and works in partnership with key stakeholders towards creating conditions for greater uptake and improved outcomes for Travellers & Roma across all educational levels.

The Coordinator will be responsible for developing & implementing the aims and objectives of the Drug & Alcohol Programme and developing responses and strategies to address the issue of drug use in the Traveller community. This role will initially be for one year (full-time).

We are seeking an assessment of the effectiveness, impact, and delivery of the Yellow Flag Programme, a national school-based inclusion and anti-racism initiative.

We are currently recruiting for a self-motivated, caring, empathetic person for the role of Client Support Team member. Working hours: Wednesday to Friday 9.15am – 3.15pm (18 hrs per week). Successful applicants must have excellent organisational and communication skills.

Seeking candidates for our new children’s residential service, Supported Care and Accommodation for Separated Children Seeking International Protection. We are recruiting for the following positions: Social Care Manager, Social Care Worker and Live Night Support Worker.

The purpose of this role is to plan for and support the development of the local community centre, advocate for Traveller rights, empower residents of Meelagh in organising local activities/groups and participate in local decision making. This position is 25 hours per week.

Tullamore Community & Family Resource Centre wish to engage a consultant to facilitate the development of a five-year Strategic Plan for the organisation.

We are now seeking a Women’s Health Officer to lead and support our work on women’s reproductive health & rights, mental health, and access to inclusive, high-quality health services. This is an exciting opportunity to shape feminist health policy & drive systemic change.

The role of the Press Officer is an exciting opportunity for a candidate, who is keen to be instrumental in raising public awareness locally and regionally of the importance of high-quality experiences for children in early years settings in Ireland. Full-time post, permanent contract.

Hiring: Full & Part-Time Team Members. Are you passionate about empowering young people in a grassroots, community-centered setting? We're looking for thoughtful, motivated individuals to join our dynamic team working within a Self-Directed Education environment.

This is an important role within the Housing with Services team, ensuring that we are able to deliver the highest standards of service to our participants and other stakeholders. Limerick based with an oversight of other Housing with supports services in the Munster Region.

We are currently seeking applications for Play Therapy sub-contractor roles. We offer Play Therapy and Child and Adolescent Counselling as therapeutic interventions to children and young people who have experienced domestic violence and are engaged with our service.

The role of Resettlement Housing Officer is an essential part of the Resettlement service, working with a dedicated team as well as external agencies & other stakeholders. Successful applicants must be degree level qualified in social care/youth work, addiction studies or related field.

To support the delivery of an effective and efficient Garda Vetting service to 250+ groups in the Dublin city area. A high attention to detail, being solutions-focused, particularly in relation to systems, processes and operations is crucial. This is a full-time position for 6 weeks.

To work with the Centre Manager in leading and managing staff to deliver services to Volunteers and Volunteer-Involving Organisations, as well as supporting the Centre Manager to deliver on the overall aims and objectives of Dublin City Volunteer Centre. This is a full-time role.

You will play a crucial role in growing participation of new schools in our network and supporting those new and existing schools by directly working with teachers to facilitate, include, and integrate students from diverse backgrounds. This role is 21 hours or 3 days per week.