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Kare, Promoting Inclusion for People with Intellectual Disabilities We deliver community-based supports to children and adults with intellectual disabilities. CHY 5907 | RCN 20009700

Our goal is to support them and their families to create a present and future that fulfils their personal potential.

A great day out as part of the Barrow Blueway Inclusive Initiative recently. With adaptive equipment and an inclusive ap...
02/09/2026

A great day out as part of the Barrow Blueway Inclusive Initiative recently. With adaptive equipment and an inclusive approach, a group of people we support could enjoy a trip along this scenic route.

Huge thanks to Kildare Sports Partnership and Matt at Paddleworks.ie for supporting and facilitating this outing!

Congratulations to the graduates of our Project Pathways programme at Killashee!Bradley, Daniel, Emmett and Peter were c...
26/08/2026

Congratulations to the graduates of our Project Pathways programme at Killashee!

Bradley, Daniel, Emmett and Peter were celebrated by families and friends along with staff from Killashee and Kare on their completion of this inclusive work placement programme. In a highlights video, colleagues from Killashee spoke of the positive impact Project Pathways has had on the organisation and the hard work and dedication the participants showed throughout.

Well done to everyone involved and we look forward to expanding this initiative with Killashee and other partners.

See more photos and details at: https://www.kare.ie/post/photo-gallery-project-pathways-graduation-at-killashee

Project Pathways is part of our 'Stepping Stones to Employment' project, co-funded by the Government of Ireland, through the Department of Social Protection, and the European Union as part of the WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Programme.

The best of luck to the team at Xeinadin Ireland on their charity cycle today in support of Kare and It's Good 2 Talk!Th...
21/08/2026

The best of luck to the team at Xeinadin Ireland on their charity cycle today in support of Kare and It's Good 2 Talk!

The group is taking on this 120km journey between their offices in Kildare and Waterford. We're very grateful for the time and energy that has gone into the organisation and training for this huge event.

To support the cyclists and make a donation, visit: https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/xeinadinireland

Sending our thanks and best wishes to everyone involved! 🚴🏻‍♂️🚴🏻‍♂️🚴🏻‍♂️

12/08/2026

Congratulations to Celine, Declan and Stephen, the first graduates of our Project Pathways initiative in partnership with Midlands Park Hotel!

More photos and info at https://www.kare.ie/post/project-pathways-graduation-at-midlands-park-hotel

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Project Pathways is part of our 'Stepping Stones to Employment' project, co-funded by the Government of Ireland, through the Department of Social Protection, and the European Union as part of the WorkAbility: Inclusive Pathways to Employment Programme.

Interested in getting back to work or taking on a new challenge? We have several Community Employment (CE) positions ava...
11/08/2026

Interested in getting back to work or taking on a new challenge? We have several Community Employment (CE) positions available across our services in Kildare, east Offaly and west Wicklow.

Visit https://www.kare.ie/careers/community-employment to learn more about these roles and how the CE scheme works. You can also email [email protected] or call 045 448 700.

10/08/2026

Today, we're launching our new guide, 'The Role of Family and Supporters in Supporting Decision-Making'

This practical resource explains how people with intellectual disabilities can be supported to make their own decisions, while recognising the important role that families and trusted supporters can play when it is the person's will and preference to include them.

The guide includes:

✔️ Plain language explanations of the Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015
✔️ Real-life case studies
✔️ Practical tools and FAQs
✔️ Guidance for families, supporters and professionals

'Too often, misunderstandings about the Act have led to people feeling uncertain about how families and trusted supporters can be involved where it is the person’s wish to include them.
We hope this guide gives people confidence to support decision-making in a way that respects rights, promotes autonomy and recognises the important relationships that matter to us.' - Derval McDonagh, CEO, Inclusion Ireland

Read and download the guide here:
https://www.inclusionireland.ie/news-events/new-guide-helps-families-and-supporters-understand-their-role-in-supported-decision-making/

Sun and games in Kilcullen last week as we came together for the annual summer BBQ! Thanks to everyone involved in organ...
06/08/2026

Sun and games in Kilcullen last week as we came together for the annual summer BBQ!

Thanks to everyone involved in organising this brilliant event 😎👌🫕

All aboard! A brilliant day out recently for our Tully Road service, who enjoyed an accessible boat trip in Athy with Bo...
30/07/2026

All aboard! A brilliant day out recently for our Tully Road service, who enjoyed an accessible boat trip in Athy with BoatTrips.ie.

The group spent time sightseeing on the water before enjoying a picnic together, and are looking forward to setting sail again soon! 🛥️🌊

“When James started Project SEARCH, he was a lost young man who believed he had little purpose. He was very negative and...
28/07/2026

“When James started Project SEARCH, he was a lost young man who believed he had little purpose. He was very negative and felt that he was not capable of achieving much. However, after just a few weeks of starting Project SEARCH, we noticed a dramatic change in his outlook on life. His attitude became much more positive, and we slowly began to see the old James return.

"One thing we will always remember James saying is: 'Caroline listens to me'. Those simple words meant so much to us and are something we will be forever grateful for. Knowing that he felt heard, understood and valued made a profound difference to his confidence and wellbeing.

"In September, James will be going to the Dáil – something we never imagined would be possible when he first joined the programme. We are incredibly grateful to the entire Project SEARCH team for their patience, understanding, encouragement, and for truly listening to James. Their support has helped him grow in confidence, believe in himself, and look forward to a future filled with possibilities.”

-- Martin Joyce, father of James, at this year's Project SEARCH NGH graduation

This is why Project SEARCH and other inclusive employment opportunities matter. Giving people the chance to develop skills and confidence at their own pace opens doors that may once have seemed out of reach.

Congratulations to James and all of this year's graduates!

Congratulations to Jake Dobbyn, James Joyce, Aodhán McFadden, Eoin Quinn and Kristian Valausks, who recently graduated f...
24/07/2026

Congratulations to Jake Dobbyn, James Joyce, Aodhán McFadden, Eoin Quinn and Kristian Valausks, who recently graduated from the Project SEARCH NGH programme🎉

Project SEARCH is a partnership between Kare and Naas General Hospital that supports young adults with intellectual disabilities to gain real workplace experience in a supported environment. The graduates completed a series of work placements across different hospital departments including Medical Records, Nurse Practice Development, Cardiology, On Call Services and Patient Services, developing practical employment and life skills to prepare for the world of work.

Of this year’s graduates, three have secured new work placement programmes to continue their education and training, and two are planning to move into paid employment.

Congratulations to this year’s graduates, and thanks to everyone who supported them throughout the year, including their families, hospital colleagues, the Project SEARCH team and all those who continue to make the programme a meaningful pathway towards inclusive employment.

Read more at https://www.kare.ie/post/project-search-graduation-celebrates-achievements-and-impact

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Kildare
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