A pivotal role in facilitating the delivery of Meath Partnership’s Familiar Faces Programme. Primary responsibilities include organising volunteers to participate in our newly established befriending service that seeks to support meaningful integration for new arrivals to Meath.

We invite applications for the position: Community Based Drugs Worker, 18 hours (Carlow Community Based Drugs Initiative). The role primarily consists of the provision and coordination of interventions in the areas of prevention, harm minimization and education.

The candidate will possess the interpersonal & communication skills necessary to establish trusting relationships with clients and encourage engagement with the service. Work as part of a small dynamic team in providing client-centred emotional and practical support.

The successful candidate will be responsible for the delivery of the Parents Plus Programme and Family support. Must have an understanding of how to support Traveller Communities in culturally appropriate ways. This is a part time (17.5 hours per week) position.

Essential: Educated to third level standard or equivalent in an appropriate Safeguarding discipline. At least two years’ experience and a proven track record in a safeguarding/child protection management. Part Time position 20 hours per week - Monday to Sunday.

We are currently recruiting for 1 full time youth worker position. This youth worker role will be focused on leading and implementing youth work programmes of a high quality. The youth worker will receive support and supervision as part of a large in-house team.

We have an exciting opportunity to join our Care team. We are seeking applications from suitably qualified Senior Care Assistant to join our high performing, compassionate housing with care team. It’s a 12-month fixed term role starting from June 2024.

You will work as part of a team and will be involved in the recruitment of young people into programmes, activities and summer programmes. You will be involved in working with young people aged 10 - 24 years, who have been identified under five target groups.

The successful candidate will manage the suite of Foróige services in county Waterford in the South region. Foróige employs 40 staff in the region to provide a range of educational & developmental services to young people in the area. Minimum 21 hours per week.

Youth Diversion Projects are Community based, multi-agency youth crime prevention initiatives which seek to divert young people who have been involved in anti-social and/or criminal behaviour by providing suitable activities to facilitate learning and personal development.

Invitation to Tender - Irish Tenant Engagement Network Research: Developing an evidence-based framework for tenancy engagement in Ireland.

To work directly with the young people/vulnerable adults with Special Needs, and their families to create an integrated social environment where they can learn and form friendships, that also supports their development & inclusion as valued members of the community.

You will be responsible for delivering basic digital skills in 1:1’s and short courses for learners aged 55+. You will support learners to gain the necessary starter level skills and knowledge that will help them to bridge the digital divide that is present for this generation.

This person would be employed by the Irish Traveller Movement to support the delivery of the Traveller Apprenticeship Incentivisation Programme. You will play a pivotal role in the successful implementation and management of our groundbreaking initiative.

Deliver Age Action programmes with a view to linking new participants to established activities and developing new groups where the need arises. Build capacity and capability to enable an increased level of services and effectively engage with the local community.

Experience of administration, Microsoft Office and IT would be essential. CRM database experience would also be advantageous. Strong organisational skills are essential along with a willingness to learn and adapt in a flexible role. Eligible to work in Ireland.

The role encompasses management of all aspects of the Designated Centre to include provision of a high quality, person-centred service to individuals attending residential & respite services and effective management of the staff team and resources.

Team Leader in a vibrant & dynamic service. Working as part of the management team, the role is one that requires the successful candidate to act as a link between the Project Leader/Deputy and a team of Social Care Workers, Support Workers and Night Staff.

The Breeding Waders EIP project will work with farmers to secure existing wader populations at key sites, and to support population recovery via wider landscape management and policy development. We are seeking expressions of interest in short term contracts.

The Breeding Waders EIP project will work with farmers to secure existing wader populations at key sites, and to support population recovery via wider landscape management & policy development. We are seeking expressions of interest in short term contacts.

The purpose of this role (15 hours) is to provide a safe, child centred environment/experience to children in the context of the service in which you work and appropriate to the role. Experience of working with children for a minimum of 6 months is essential.

An exciting opportunity to join and lead our early years' team. Your role would require you to be compassionate and dedicated to the early years service while providing a safe, nurturing & stimulating environment for all children, staff & all stakeholders.

The candidate is required to have a Social Care qualification and two years post qualification experience is desirable. The candidate will be required to work designated shifts as per the roster and as needed, including overnights, weekends and holidays.

The successful candidate must have a minimum Level 7 in Youth and Community Development, social science and/or other qualifications relevant to the post and at least 2 years paid work experience in working in the community & voluntary sector. 34 hrs per week.

KASI (Killarney Immigrant Support Centre) is now recruiting a Homework Support Worker (18 hrs per week) in Millstreet. The successful candidate must have Fetac Level 5 or equivalent on Youth Work, Early Childhood and Education or related qualifications.