The nationwide Voter Education Programme from REHAB engages and empowers people in the National Learning Network and in RehabCare services across Ireland to understand and use their vote.
Dublin 8-based RADE provides programmes that connect drug-users and those in recovery with artistic workshops and relapse prevention workshops, and provides therapeutic supports to people struggling with substance dependency.
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The Blocks is an arts initiative for people whose lives have been impacted by addiction in the Rialto and Dolphin’s Barn areas of Dublin city.
This foundation preparation course provides a pathway for people from under-represented groups to access higher education.
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The ‘Great to Train’ initiative supports people accessing homeless services in Cork by building their personal and work-related skills through training, therapy and learning.
Based in Cork city, the Welcome English Language Centre provides social integration supports and English language classes to people newly arrived to Ireland.
This course informs people living in Dublin’s North Inner City about voting and democracy through informative and interactive sessions.
This programme empowers parents or carers who have experienced cumulative trauma and have been denied access to education and societal opportunities.
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This project was awarded for capturing and sharing the voices of adult learners in the Laois and Offaly Education and Training Board literacy service, highlighting their personal journeys and achievements, especially those who have faced unique challenges in returning to education
