OVER 400 people braved the weather and visited the Progressive Pathways Fair in the Rose Hotel on Wednesday.
Organised by Employability Services Kerry, there were 24 different organisations available on the day which provided a great opportunity for people aged 16 or over, with additional support needs to find out more about their employment, training and education options.
Information on support services, workplace supports, social welfare, community employment schemes, educational courses and much more was available on the day.
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A panel discussion was held with inspirational guest speakers such as Ian O’Connell (Radio Kerry), Jennifer O’Conner (AsIAm), Niamh Fawl (The National Disability Authority) and Paudie Clifford (Kerry Footballer).
The Munster Technological University along with University College Cork provided a presentation using a vast display of Assistive Technologies.
“EmployAbility Service Kerry is absolutely delighted with the success of this event, and we would like to thank everyone for coming and supporting this very useful event,” said Paddy Kevane of Employability.
Located at Upper Rock Street, Tralee, Employability Kerry provide a ‘one-stop shop’ support service for people with a health condition, injury or illness or disability and who are seeking employment or training. Scroll down for photos…
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