Aoife Hamilton, Amber O’Donovan and Dan Moriarty at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot CreanTHE Rose Hotel was a very busy spot on Thursday as the Progressive Pathways Fair took place again.
It was an opportunity for people aged 16 or over, with additional support needs to inform those looking to progress to employment and further education and training, of all the options available to them.
This free event was organised by Employability Services Kerry and the Department of Social Protection and featured a number of stands from various organisations and training bodies as well as guest speakers on the day.
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…
At the NEWKS stand were Kristine Sasko, Oksana Tabalyuk, Jennifer O’Sullivan Coffey and Michelle O’Sullivan at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Cillian Horgan Lyons and Mags Scannell with Elaine Culloty of Rehabcare at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Rebecca O’Brien, Paddy Clancy and Andrea O’Callaghan at the Inspired stand at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Donnacha Boyne, Mary Ahern, Jimmy Culhane and Noreen Flaherty at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Jane Brennan and Jane Swanson of MTU with young man interested in their programmes, at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
Stephen Cotter, Sinead Kenny (CPES), Rose Slattery, Intreo; Miriam Ryan, Manager of Employability Services Kerry and Kieran Barry, Area Manager of Intreo at the Progressive Pathways Fair at The Rose Hotel on Thursday. Photo by Dermot Crean
