We have an exciting opportunity for a Behaviour Support Specialist on a specified purpose contract supporting children/young adults with intellectual disability. You are highly organized, eager for professional growth, and possess excellent verbal and written communication skills.

The project workers work with young people and families in their communities by providing suitable activities to facilitate personal development, promote civic responsibility, maintain young people living at home with their parents and improve long-term employability prospects.​

To provide tuition to non-native English speakers residing in Direct Provision Centres. Concentrate on but not be exclusive to the development of Health Literacy with a focus on family health, preventative health care, vaccinations, developmental milestones and general health & wellbeing.

You will need a qualification in social care at degree level, youth work or related discipline. Experience of working with customers are or have been homeless. Experience of working with customers identified as having a dual diagnosis. Experience of team working. Report writing abilities.

Request for Quotes (RFQ) for the Provision of Statistical Analysis for the Care Pathway Data Analysis Project.

The Civic Centre is a hub for community activities, events, and local services. We are seeking a motivated and creative individual to manage and implement our marketing and social media strategy, ensuring our message reaches, engages, and strengthens our community connections.

The successful candidates will join the Social Inclusion Community Activation Programme (SICAP) team in delivering a range of community development, education, training, youth and employment supports and services to disadvantaged communities, groups and individuals.

The Project Worker will work as part of the wider Foróige Youth and Family Support Service Team and PPFS structure. The target group for this service is primarily young people aged 10-18 and their families from across the Mayo area but focusing on the Castlebar catchment area.

The Integrated Youth and Family Project is a partnership between Foróige and Tusla, offering structured support to identified at-risk young people and families within the Tusla Louth Meath area. The Project is funded by Tusla through the Creative Community Alternatives Initiative.

Expression of Interest to Co-ordinate the ‘Healthy Food Made Easy’ programme across the county of Cork (outside Sláintecare Healthy Communities area).

The purpose of this role is to provide a critical service in 24-hour short term residential services to adult men, women & families experiencing homelessness. This role is completely client focused consistently seeking the best outcome for those we work for. This role is full time.

You will have responsibility to work as part of the Regional Office team by providing a point of contact for service users to the Society who contact the Society by telephone, email, letter and in person seeking assistance/information are directed to the appropriate Conference.

The overall purpose of the post is to engage, meet with and collate the community assets of local community groups across all five Municipal Districts of Co. Tipperary. A relevant 3rd level qualification, advantageous but not essential. Full Time Temporary Contract (12 months).

The Project Workers work with young people and families in their communities by providing suitable activities to facilitate personal development, promote civic responsibility, maintain young people living at home with their parents and improve long-term employability prospects.

You will work with individuals coming from homelessness, helping staff in managing their caseload in busy projects by assisting in the key working of individuals, carry out assessments & care plans & regularly liaising with other agencies/authorities on behalf of the service users.

A key role in implementing the LEADER Local Development Strategy for the county through project development, community animation, capacity building and administrative support to both enterprises & communities throughout Meath. Part-time, fixed-term role, 18.75 hours/week.

The Aftercare Coordinator will contribute to the promotion, creation & maintenance of a welcoming, safe, caring, stable & supportive environment. They will treat young people/young adults with dignity & respect, promoting a culture of unconditional positive regard at all times.

The National Aftercare Service Manager will lead and be responsible for the management and effective delivery of Barróg Healthcare Aftercare Services in Barrog Healthcare. With service locations in Leinster & Cork, based in Dublin and be supported by leaders based regionally.

This exciting opportunity is ideal for friendly professional, adaptable, and quick learners who are energetic, have a positive attitude and a good sense of humour with an ability to adapt to new people and environments when attending professional and / or social events.

The primary task is to promote awareness and build understanding of Age & Opportunity among our key target audiences who include older people, funders, programme partners, the local community, policymakers, the press and others operating in the ageing sector.

Bray and North Wicklow Area Partnership (BNWAP) is seeking applications for the SPECS (Supporting Parents and Early Childhood Services) Support and Development Worker vacancy. The role is a full time position of 35 hours per week, part time hours may be considered.

Advocates support people who meet the NAS access and eligibility criteria in enquiry and casework across a wide range of advocacy issues in many settings. The role entails travel so access to the use of a car is a requirement for the post. This is a temporary full-time post.

We are seeking dedicated Special Care Workers to join Tusla Child and Family Agency within their Special Care Units. Due to continued expansion in Dublin North (Portrane), we are recruiting Social Care professionals to support vulnerable young people needing this service.

We are seeking dedicated Special Care Workers to join Tusla Child and Family Agency within their Special Care Units. Due to continued expansion in Dublin West (Lucan), we are recruiting Social Care professionals to support vulnerable young people needing this service.

Due to recent growth within the organisation coupled with the increased importance of communicating the impact of our work, we are excited to offer role which will help the organisation to develop and deliver a strategic approach to communications and engagement.