The prison-based Resettlement Coordinator (RC) offers a ‘through-the-gate’ resettlement support for prisoners before & after release. The RC aims to help identify a prisoner’s resettlement needs & develops a release & post-release plan that offers the best chance of success.

The prison-based Resettlement Coordinator (RC) offers a ‘through-the-gate’ resettlement support for prisoners before & after release. The RC aims to help identify a prisoner’s resettlement needs & develops a release & post-release plan that offers the best chance of success.

The prison-based Resettlement Coordinator (RC) offers a ‘through-the-gate’ resettlement support for prisoners before & after release. The RC aims to help identify a prisoner’s resettlement needs & develops a release & post-release plan that offers the best chance of success.

The prison-based Resettlement Coordinator (RC) offers a ‘through-the-gate’ resettlement support for prisoners before & after release. The RC aims to help identify a prisoner’s resettlement needs & develops a release & post-release plan that offers the best chance of success.

The Team Leader (35 hours/week) is responsible for: the daily management & delivery of Frontline’s Community Addiction Team (NEIC), Prioritising Service Access, Engagement, and Case Management of people struggling with problematic substance use in North Dublin City.

We are seeking an experienced and dynamic leader to effectively develop lead, manage, and deliver a community-based drug and alcohol treatment support, family support, harm reduction, rehabilitation & aftercare service, for individuals & families in the Midlands area.

The National Traveller Partnership is looking for you to join a small team to ensure the best standards in financial management, governance and administration. This position is 21 hours / three days per week. Qualification & experience in financial administration is required.

Clúid are inviting applications from suitably qualified valuers and estate agents for their Panel for Valuation Services.

Eden Social Care is currently recruiting dedicated Social Care Workers & Support Workers (full time, part-time & relief roles available) for our children’s residential centre. This centre provides high quality accommodation and care services for young people in need of support.

Invitation to Tender to complete research on review of services of the organisation, with a particular expertise on children & trauma, justice system process, advocacy & NGO sector.

Looking for someone who is passionate about Youth Work and the empowerment of young people. This position is 4 full days per week (28 hours) includes evenings & very occasional weekend work. A minimum Level 7 recognised qualification in Youth Work is essential.

This position is to cover maternity leave with a possible extension with September 2025 start. We are looking for a minimum of QQI Level 6 childcare, Level 7 or higher desirable. Applicants would need to have at least 2-3 years experience working in an early years setting.

We are seeking a Social Care Leader to oversee & support the daily operations of a residential unit for separated children. Provide guidance to the care team, ensure compliance with regulatory standards, and lead on care planning, team development, and crisis response.

We are currently recruiting Social Care Workers to join our dedicated residential care team. This is a deeply rewarding & vital role that involves providing day-to-day care, cultural & emotional support, and advocacy for children navigating the Irish care & asylum systems.

Applicants must hold a minimum level 8 or equivalent qualification in Psychotherapy with specific additional clinical training working with children and young people. This position is 10 hours per week. The therapist will be self-employed, will be paid a fee per session.

The purpose of this role is to ensure the effective, efficient management and co-ordination of the SDCP Community Development Scheme. To coach Community Employment (CE) participants towards gaining the skills and competencies in preparation for employment.

Request for Tenders for the provision of Research on the Rights of LGBTQ+ Children and Young People in Ireland for the Ombudsman for Children’s Office.

The Youth Justice Worker will engage with young people referred to the project due to offending, substance use, or antisocial behaviour. They will support people in making positive life choices, re-engaging with education or training, and developing pro-social behaviours.

We are seeking an Intellectual Disability Nurse in Balbriggan / Rush Day Service. Responsible for delivering a tailored day service to a small number of young adults with ASD. The service is focussed on supporting them on their transition from school to adult services.

We are currently seeking to appoint an experienced, Deputy Manager Team Lead to work as part of team to deliver a quality and effective community, early years’ service.. At least 2 years’ experience of planning, developing and delivering early years curriculum required.

The role of the Sessional Worker is to support young people to sustain their foster care placement. Young people will be offered an individually tailored programme based on identified needs. Workers will be matched with young people based on interests and availability.

We are currently recruiting for Early Years Educators ( level 7/8 in Early Childhood Education/Care preferable) to join our service. We run a Preschool service implemented through the medium of Irish. We are looking for an enthusiastic, caring, professional to join our service.

Your primary role as a Child and Youth Support and Advocacy Officer will be to facilitate age-appropriate educational, recreational, and psychosocial services and support, serving as a key point of contact for external child-focused services. This is a full-time, permanent role.

Providing practical assistance & support to families and/or individuals during their engagement with our Homeless Services with a focus on assisting to source & secure appropriate accommodation options & on supporting to address health and care needs where appropriate.

Bradóg Youth Service invite applications for a full-time Detached Youth Worker post 35 hours per week from suitably qualified candidates. The successful candidate will be flexible in their working hours and willing to cover all aspects of our work when young people are available.