Caring & Sharing Association (CASA): CASA: Care & Sharing Association Website Caring and Sharing Association (CASA) is a registered charity that works closely with those who need our services most. The aim is to develop friendships and provide respite and social outlets for people with disabilities. We are unique in
Blossom Ireland: Blossom Ireland is a national organisation that serves children and their families with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities by providing fun, affordable, innovative activities that enables them to be as good as they can be. Blossom Ireland 2nd Floor, Raheny Shopping Centre Howth Road, Dublin 5 D05 K718
Disability Sport NI is Northern Ireland’s main disability sports charity working to improve the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities through sport and active recreation. Disability Sport NI Mission: To ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to live a full, active and healthy lifestyle through sport and
Self-help therapy: There are many types of self-help therapy, including: books online tools phone and email counselling Self-help books There are thousands of self-help books available in bookshops, libraries or online. Some are excellent, but many are not. Check whether a book was written by an accredited counsellor or therapist
Talking Therapies: Talking therapies are psychological treatments. They involve talking to a trained therapist to support you to deal with negative thoughts and feelings. They help you to make positive changes. This may take place in: a group one-to-one using a computer over the phone There are many types of
State Examinations Commission: Many (but not all) of the special access or other arrangements available in the state examinations arise from our duty to provide reasonable accommodations to you, the student. Reasonable Accommodations Scheme 2019 Reasonable Accommodations Scheme for Schools
State Examinations: The Junior Certificate Examination: The Junior Certificate examination is held at the end of the Junior Cycle in post-primary schools. The Junior Cycle caters for students in the 13 to 15 year old age group. Students normally sit for the examinations at the age of 14 or 15,
The State Examinations Commission: The State Examinations Commission oversees the State examinations at second level in Ireland. These examinations are the Junior Certificate and the Leaving Certificate. It also organises certain trade and professional examinations. Since 2003, the Commission is responsible for the development, assessment, accreditation and certification of the
Sign Language Interpreting Service: Sign Language Interpreting Service (SLIS) is the national Sign Language Interpreting Service for Ireland. Established in 2007, SLIS is supported and funded through the Citizens Information Board. The mission of SLIS is to ensure Deaf people can live as full and equal citizens. We achieve this
Going to Collage: When you are leaving school you may be intending to start work or you may be planning to go to college. Many young people go onto to third-level or higher education after they have obtained their Leaving Certificate. Some people work for a number of years and then go to college
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