CES, in partnership with the Department of Children, Disability and Equality (DCDE) and Tusla, has just launched a major new national study to examine how care-experienced young adults aged 18-24 are supported with education, employment and training.

Why This Matters:

Care experienced young people face unique challenges transitioning to independence. This research will inform recommendations to the government and services on how to improve supports for care-experienced young adults aged 18-24.

Who Can Take Part:

• All young adults aged 18-24, who have experience of the care system in the Republic of Ireland**

• All staff or management of services supporting care-experienced young adults aged 18-24 in the Republic of Ireland, in any way, with their education, employment or training.

How You Can Help:

• Share this opportunity with your colleagues, networks and care-experienced young adults aged 18-24.

• Take Part if you are a care-experienced young adults aged 18-24** or support care experienced young adults: https://www.effectiveservices.org/journal/study-on-care-experienced-young-adults

Want to Know More:

Check the flyers with this email, visit our website or watch back our information event on YouTube.