The SCP is a targeted programme of support for primary & post primary children & young people who have been identified as potentially at risk of early school leaving or who are out of school & have not successfully transferred to an alternative learning site or employment.

We are recruiting Advocates X 5 for full time permanent positions. We are interested in hearing from candidates from all counties. The Patient Advocacy Service is a National Service, with a National Office based in Dublin City and additional office hubs in Galway & Cork.

We are recruiting Advocacy Team Leads x 3, full time permanent positions. We are interested in hearing from candidates from all counties in Ireland. Our Service is a National Service, with a National Office based in Dublin City Centre and additional hubs in Galway & Cork. 

You will work with children, young people and families referred to NYP through a series of targeted individual, group programmes and interventions. Applicants should have a recognised third level qualification in social care/youth work/family support or related discipline.

We are inviting Expressions of Interest from organisations with a track record of working effectively with communities supporting parents, to deliver universally accessible evidence based parenting programmes.

The SCP is a targeted programme of support for primary & post primary children & young people who have been identified as potentially at risk of early school leaving or who are out of school & have not successfully transferred to an alternative learning site or employment.

Teach Oscail Family Resource Centre is recruiting an Administrator (14 hours/week) The overall purpose of the job is to work with the Project Manager and Management Committee of the Teach Oscail Family Resource Centre to carry out all administrative and financial duties.

Your primary focus will include working as part of an established team within Kildare County Childcare Committee to provide reception, office and administrative services for KCCC team & childcare service providers. This position is a fixed-term contract until December 2025.

This full time role in mental health working is within the housing first team. This role will offer specialist supports to the participant group with complex needs and engage with community supports to ensure the reintegration aspect of the housing first model is upheld.

We invite applications for a full-time Detached Youth Worker, 35 hrs from suitably qualified candidates. Must be flexible in their working hours & willing to cover all aspects of our work when young people are available. Current B class driving licence would be an advantage.

The primary purpose is to provide front line care of the young people on campus, as well as internal and external professional and agencies, in the provision of services to support the care and development of the young person & their re-integration into the community.

We are seeking motivated and compassionate individuals to join our team. You will seek out and provide vital support to people experiencing homelessness, sleeping rough, or in unstable housing. Acting as a bridge between these individuals and Cork Simon’s services.

To support tenants who are at risk of homelessness or where there is a risk to their tenancy. Focus on early intervention & long-term tenancy sustainment. Applicants should hold a recognised relevant 3rd level qualification, and/or FETAC Level 7/8 Qualification in Social Care.

Tender to carry out an analysis of contributing & impacting factors regarding: Early school leavers, those not in education, training or employment & young people engaged with the Tusla Aftercare service.

Applicants must have a recognised Accounts certification / qualification at a minimum QQI level 5 with a minimum of 2 years paid experience in financial administration. Accounts management experience. Experience user of accounting software packages. 25 hours/week.

You will coordinate and oversee the management and enhancement of the Walks Scheme across Co Laois & Co Offaly. He/she will have a key role in the marketing and promotion of trails in the area and assist local communities developing new route. Full time, 35 hours.

The Community Volunteers Administrator & Team Lead will support all aspects of the Community Volunteers programme in Dublin City. The central part of the role will be volunteer recruitment for the programme and training of volunteers. This role is 35 hours per week.

The Support Worker (part time, 28 hours/week) will work closely with the Project Manager to support the work plan of Roscommon Safe Link. The role will involve providing crisis support to individuals experiencing domestic violence/abuse through the emergency helpline.

Hope Cancer Support Centre provides a wide range of supports to people affected by cancer at our Support Centre, We are now seeking applications for a part-time Client Services Coordinator (Permanent). Working hour: 20 hours per week (3 days, Wednesday - Friday).

The Art Hub Coordinator will develop artistic education programmes for primary & secondary school children. Initially starting on 15 hours a week, the contract is for 1 year, probationary period of 6 months. Candidates must possess a relevant 3rd Level Qualification in Art.

We provide a safe structured & low intensity respite support to individuals who thrive with routine & community involvement. Involves clear & straightforward tasks from helping with daily routines to employment opportunities to fun activities, often working in low risk 1:1.

Seeking suitably qualified Child and Youth Support Worker to work with children & young people who have experienced domestic violence. To support children & young people in their recovery of domestic violence by offering direct supports at an individual/group level.

To provide high-level administrative & operational support, ensuring the smooth running of day-to-day operations, including HR & IT functions. This role requires strong organisational skills, confidentiality and the ability to work proactively in a fast-paced environment.

The Health & Wellbeing Worker is responsible for delivery of bespoke mental health and addiction support services, supporting NOVAS clients with complex needs as part of the Health and Recovery services. This role is 40 hours per week & Indefinite Duration contract.

The Midwest Community Detox Project Worker will require a minimum of Level 7 Ordinary Degree or higher (National Framework of Qualifications) in Social Care or another allied health profession. Registration as a Social Care Worker with CORU will also be considered.