To work as a part of a supportive, multi-disciplinary team delivering a high-quality Housing First service in the Northwest of Ireland. Office will be based in Sligo Town for service delivery throughout counties Sligo & Leitrim.
The role of the Global Citizenship Education Officer is to support, strengthen and develop Global Citizenship Education and active citizenship in Educate Together's equality-based schools, through a three-year project, funded by Irish Aid.
This Early Intervention post within the Youth Diversion Project focuses on working with children aged 8–11 years who may be at risk of engaging in antisocial or harmful behaviours within their communities.
We are an organisation providing full-time residential care for young people aged 7-18 built on the foundation of loyalty and brilliance from its team. We guarantee the highest quality of care to the young people we support. We would love you to join our Team!
We have a number of social care vacancies and deputy manager positions in our new residential services in Lismore, Co. Waterford and Ballycanew, Co. Wexford.
The purpose of this role is to identify and support the needs of families in the community. We provide a range of services including parenting support with opportunities for children (0-2) to experience play, development and education with their parent or guardian.
Key tasks for the post include the direct delivery of information, advice, advocacy and referral services, and liaison with other service providers, both statutory and voluntary.
North West Clare Family Resource Centre is currently seeking a Counsellor/Psychotherapist to work with and support people who have a gambling addiction, those who are struggling with harmful gambling and others who are affected by their gambling.
We are recruiting an experienced, dynamic Fundraising & Partnerships Manager to join their collaborative and supportive team. This is an exciting opportunity to grow and influence the area of suicide prevention and raise awareness of Suicide or Survive and their activities.
The community link worker will work with both DEIS and non-DEIS schools, children, families and the wider community to enhance the learning experience and outcomes for children and young people from Traveller or Roma communities or those at risk of educational disadvantage.
The role of the Project Worker will be to work with a selected group of children and young people to improve attendance, participation and retention. The SCP is one of three strands of the Tusla Education Support Services.
The NICCC seeks an experienced researcher to develop a 3-year Strategic Plan (2026–2028) that strengthens governance, community engagement and informs a structured approach to achieving positive change related to social justice and equity in the NEIC.
The Community Support Worker will work with the Centre’s Voluntary Management Committee and Project Co-Ordinator to support new and existing
communities integrate in Claremorris.
The Legal and Policy Officer will work as part of the ICCL team, with a focus on research and policy programmes in the area of criminal justice reform, procedural rights, emergency powers and policing.
As Volunteer Manager, you are a champion for volunteering and volunteers in the Irish Cancer Society. Your overall objective is to facilitate every volunteer in the Society to have the best experience of volunteering, where they are supported and enabled to make an impact.
This role requires an exceptional individual who wants to make a difference. You will have proven experience of motivating staff as well as strong interpersonal and demonstrable management skills.
We are looking for Project Staff that value Education and want to work with young people to assist them to overcome any barriers that may result in them leaving school early.
The overall purpose of the post is to provide therapeutic and emotional support to young people facing challenges related to mental health, substance use, trauma, and life circumstances.
As an Outreach Support Worker, you will be on the frontline in Dublin City, helping those who need it most. Your role will involve providing essential support services, connecting individuals to vital resources, and advocating on their behalf.
The people we are seeking will be enthusiastic, highly motivated and will have the ability to work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a community based project.
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