We currently have opportunities available in the

KDYS Cróige Project

Countywide

The Cróige Project, funded by TUSLA, delivers a county wide service to support the families of Kerry in accessing meaningful contact with their children who may be in the care of TUSLA and to support teenagers in the community to continue to live within their family while receiving crisis support and ongoing high level interventions to the teenage and their families.

Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) is a community-based youth work organisation committed to serving all young people in a safe, fun and positive environment, through the provision of youth spaces, services, mentoring, training and ongoing opportunities for their holistic development.

Applications are invited for:

Cróige Project Workers

Post A: Full time (35 hours per week), 12-Month Fixed Term Contract
Post B: Full time (35 hours per week) Specified Purpose contract linked to a Career Break

The Cróige Project is comprised of a dedicated team of project workers who

• Support the families of Kerry in accessing meaningful contact with their children who may be in the care of TUSLA.
• Support teenagers in the community to continue to live within their family while receiving crisis support and ongoing high level interventions to the teenage and their families.

Job Description and post requirements available to download from
www.kdys.ie, or by request to: humanresources@kdys.ie

Please submit Curriculum Vitae and cover letter outlining your suitability for the post(s) to humanresources@kdys.ie on or before: 12 Noon, Monday 1st July 2024

A panel may be formed from which future vacancies across KDYS may be filled.
Please note - we reserve the right to close or extend this campaign subject to application numbers.
Therefore, we would urge you to submit an application as soon as possible.

KDYS is an Equal Opportunities Employer -- KDYS is a Gold Standard Health Promoting Youth Organisation -- KDYS complies with the Governance Code for Community, Voluntary and Charity Organisations in Ireland