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Minister Rabbitte with Minister Malcolm Noonan and representatives from SOS Kilkenny, HSE, Kilkenny Chamber, Pobal, WeCan, Specsavers and Vhi
SOS Kilkenny is proud to be one of only 30 organisations nationally to have received funding under the Workability programme and we are looking forward to continuing to engage with the supportive local business community to create opportunities for the jobseekers we support.”
SOS Kilkenny’s Work4Life programme supports jobseekers with intellectual disabilities to choose their career path through job tasters and work placements, links jobseekers with the relevant training to progress on their journey to paid employment and supports both the employer and employee to develop their professional relationship.
For more information on Work4Life, visit www.work4life.ie.
If you would like to offer an opportunity for a job taster, work placement or a paid position, please contact the Work4Life team at employment@soskilkenny.com
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