Liffey Area Partnership is now inviting expressions of interest for qualified persons to join our panel of specialist tutors, mentors and facilitators.

A core aspect of the role is to support and coach CE participants towards gaining the skills, competencies and qualifications in preparation for employment. Also, liaising with Childcare Centre Managers to identify needs and support them with the work placements.

Finglas Childcare have 2 vacancies a Full Time Lead Early Years Practitioner (40 hours) and a Part Time Afternoon Lead Early Years Practitioner (20 hours). Applicants should have a minimum of NFQ level 6 Training Qualification or above in Early Years Care and Education.

We are recruiting for an Early Years Practitioner. Excellent terms and conditions including PRSA Enrolment. 40 hours per week. Opening Hours 8am - 5pm. A minimum of QQI level 5 in early childhood. Proficient knowledge in child development theories and practices.

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.

Recruiting for an Assistant LTI Coordinator with our Shaping Futures Programme. Shaping Futures is an innovative training & development initiative aimed at people who are long-term unemployed. An important role in the delivery & development of this programme.

We are seeking to recruit: AIM Practitioner Full Time, AIM Practitioner Part Time Afternoon and an Early Years & After School Practitioner Full Time. Must have a recognised qualification, minimum FETAC/ QQI level 5 that is approved under the Early Years Regulations.

The Board of Archways invites proposals from interested and suitable parties to provide Grant Writing Supports.

The ideal candidate will bring enthusiasm, creativity, and a strong commitment to youth work principles, ensuring Children & Young People are actively engaged & supported in their personal, social, and educational development. Permanent; Full time, 35 hours/week.

As Director of Finance, you’ll play a central role in shaping the Trust’s financial future - ensuring our sustainability, strengthening our governance, and guiding on how we use resources to make the biggest possible difference in the lives of the people we work with.

The ideal candidate should have an interest and desire to partake in training and delivery of other programmes offered within family centre- these include The Incredible Years therapeutic programme for children & Rainbows amongst others. 28 hours/week post.

Support, encourage and enable each young person to meet their full potential by working with them in conjunction with their families, social workers, counsellors, schools and other relevant professionals. Provide the young people with positive life experiences.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Rehabilitation Supervisor to support individuals in recovery. This standalone role is based in our warehouse, working day-to-day with participants who are stabilising their recovery through structured employment.

We are seeking to carry out a targeted research project examining the implementation of minimum Building Energy Rating standards in the private rental sector.

The Human Resources Administrator (35 hours/week) will be responsible for the day-to-day HR operational elements within Shine and will be required to provide strong human resources support across the organisation whilst working closely with the Head of Operations.

To be the first point of contact for prospective clients and take them through the referral form and assign them to an appropriate Counsellor. Administer the online appointment diary for the service, and liaise with clients & their assigned Counsellor. 14 Hours per week.

CHI are seeking a Housing Policy Lead with at least 3 years’ experience in a similar role to join their policy & communication’s team to build upon the organisation’s position & inform the organisation of key changes in housing policy and other policy areas relevant to CHI.

We invite proposals from suitably qualified individuals or organisations to undertake an evaluation of six Task Force Vote - funded projects.

We are seeking proposals from suitably qualified individuals or organisations to deliver the objectives of the Cocaine and Crack Cocaine – A Health-led Approach Project.

We are delighted to be recruiting a new team member. An excellent opportunity for a hardworking, experienced professional who is passionate about making a difference in the lives of young people. We are pleased to offer flexibility for these roles as full time or part time.

St. Catherine’s Association have an exciting opportunity for a Respite Service Manager (169 hours per month), managing a service supporting children/young adults. You are a dynamic and energetic team player with excellent leadership skills & management experience.

The overall objective of this body of work is to develop a 4-year Strategic Plan for the organisation.

The purpose of this role is to supervise & coordinate as part Casadh's Community Employment scheme team & provide dedicated rehabilitative support for clients in recovery from substance use. This role integrates administrative, supervisory, and therapeutic responsibilities.

These are part-time 10-12 hours per week positions. Each Client is independent, but given their sight & hearing loss, would welcome some support with many aspects of their daily life, Full training will be provided, however ISL (Irish Sign Language) experience is essential.

Tender to Develop a Disability Services and Supports Resource for Children and Young People.