We invite applications for a Student Support / Youth Worker in Coláiste Shliabh na mBan. This is a High Support School which caters for students with a clearly identified Special Educational Need & for students whose diverse needs have not been met in mainstream education.

DIAL offers a 2-year life programme to residents, teaching skills in cooking, cleaning, paying bills and money management, in a bid to equip them for independent living. Also works with external agencies to provide professional courses on issues such as self-harm & use.

This role is based in a 3-bed home & involves outreach community supports. Services are provided to clients with complex needs including intellectual disabilities, reduced capacity, addiction, poor mental health & challenging behaviour. 40 hours/week or 2 x 20 hours/week.

To work with the management and outreach team to continue to develop a sustainable and comprehensive Outreach service and to maintain linkages with other service providers in order to raise awareness of domestic violence and abuse and the services provided by Amber.

Play a key role in supervising, mentoring and supporting our team. Set high standards of practice, leading and supporting the team in the service. Manage staff & services provided by WWR and work with external agencies to ensure women’s and children’s needs are met.

We are recruiting for the following positions: UBU Outreach Youth Worker, 28 hours/week and 2 Disability Liaison Worker – Outreach, full-time, 35 hours/week & part-time, 20 hours/week. Must have proven ability to work collaboratively within a team & with external partners.

The key objective of the Community Resource Officer role is to provide clients with a high-quality service in a community setting that positively impacts on the lives of our clients & to grow & develop the service based on the evolving needs of Deaf & Hard of Hearing people.

We are seeking a dedicated & experienced mechanic to join our team as a Tutor. As a Motor Vehicle tutor, you will be working with individual learners and small groups facilitating workshop delivery, developing learners’ practical abilities and working in the classroom.

A candidate who has completed or is in the later stages of an IACP or IAHIP accredited Masters training programme. and working towards accreditation with a recognised professional body such as IACP or IAHIP is essential and supervised clinical experience is required.

The successful candidate will coordinate the smooth running of the NorthWest groups, whilst screening referrals to the Choices Programme for suitability for assessment. Seeking a positive, pro-active & motivated team player with experience working within the DSGBV sector.

We are inviting suitably qualified persons to apply for the post of full time Youth Worker (35 hours). The post involves the delivery of a range of programmes/projects for and with “at risk” and targeted young people, whilst working to the UBU, Your Place, Your Space scheme.

Minimum of Level 5 or higher (National Framework of Qualifications) in Social Care or another allied health profession with training or experience in the areas of Homeless Services, and will be expected to work within the relevant frameworks of quality standards or legislation.

This Project arose out of a clearly identified need to respond in a comprehensive, holistic way to the needs of particular young people who are experiencing adversities, in particular those at level 3 and 4 of the Hardiker model. This service provides a specialised youth service.

Design, implement & evaluate drug & alcohol prevention & education programmes as well as harm reduction education programmes with young people. Recruit young people in communities to participate in drug education programmes including the relevant target groups.

This role offers a fantastic opportunity to provide support to our organisation’s central services in Mayo. This role will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day local management of service delivery. This is an exciting opportunity to join a diverse team of talented individuals.

Do you like the idea of supporting others to live their lives to the maximum? Have you ever wanted to work with a disabled person one on one to gain experience under the social model of disability. I am a disabled women looking for a PA to help me live a life of my choosing,

A dynamic role that offers the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to community development across Co Meath and beyond. If you are passionate about adult education & training, and enjoy working collaboratively in a fast-paced environment, we encourage you to apply.

The coordinator’s role is to establish and coordinate a mentoring & restorative justice service in Co Galway for young people and parents/carers, who have been referred by the Probation Service, An Garda Siochana and other partner agencies. This role is 37 Hours per week.

Communicate with employer who makes all her own decisions. Personal care, manual handling, medication management, shopping/household duties. Assist in executing all lifestyle activities – college, swimming, social events, appointments etc. 12 hour shifts available.

Project Workers will be required to be deliver all aspects of the programme in a flexible manner as part of a team. They will work in close partnership with statutory agencies, community resources and the young person and their family/carer. This role is 37.5 hours per week.

we are opening a new centre for Separated Children Seeking International Protection residential centre in the Waterford area which will provide accommodation services for children. We are now recruiting for; Social Care Leader, Social Care Worker and Support Worker.

Project Workers will be required to be deliver all aspects of the programme in a flexible manner as part of a team. They will work in close partnership with statutory agencies, community resources and the young person and their family/carer. This role is 37.5 hours per week.

Assist the Coordinator with the organisation of all events, including the launch and closing events. Work as part of a team in developing strategic alliances with community and voluntary organisations, statutory bodies and relevant others for the development of the project.

The Coordinator will have responsibility for the design and delivery of “Diversity and Decision Making in an Intercultural Donegal” and “Pride not Prejudice”. This person will deliver the project in collaboration with relevant stakeholders as set out in the contract with SEUPB.

Support Workers provide a key-working caring role for a group of People Supported by the Services. They are responsible for all aspects of personal care required during the day. This includes meals, personal hygiene and other related aspects of physical well-being.