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Year 3 Ability took part in a steps challenge and completed over 1.7 million steps between them in 28 days. 

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Year 3 Ability took part in a steps challenge and completed over 1.7 million steps between them in 28 days. 

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Participants are in the process of planning, producing, filming and conducting interviews with local people of interest. 

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Participants are in the process of planning, producing, filming and conducting interviews with local people of interest. 

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Money Management- Year 3 is a blend of in person and online training

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Money Management- Year 3 is a blend of in person and online training

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Year 3 Ability have completed the following courses and webinars:

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Year 3 Ability have completed the following courses and webinars:

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Manual Handling

Defibrillator Training Course (AED)

Water Safety Course through Cork County Council

Road Safety Course through Cork County Council

Nutrition for Optimal Health

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Drama Workshop with Liam Heffernan, aka Blackie Connors

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Drama Workshop with Liam Heffernan, aka Blackie Connors

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Breakfast Seminar- Fostering Workplace Equality

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Breakfast Seminar- Fostering Workplace Equality

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Triona Dennehy- Employment, Training and Social Inclusion Coordinator
Jackie Kelly- Development Officer
Bríghid-Íde Walsh- Development Officer

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Year 1 Ability Trip to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

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Year 1 Ability Trip to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

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The Ability Programme aims to support young people with disabilities (15-29 years of age) to improve their employability through a range of person-centered supports. It is proposed that participants on the Ability programme will be supported with tailored training and career guidance support.

Training will include the development of soft skills, confidence, communication, self-awareness, life-skills/personal development. A focus will be placed on work preparation training for young people with disabilities including job search strategies. Existing linkages on the ground with local employers will be utilised to facilitate supported work sampling, work experience placements, work shadowing, volunteer placements and place and train schemes.

“Ability is co-financed by the Irish Government and the European Social Fund as part of the ESF Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning 2014-2020.”