CASPr, the Community After Schools Project, is based in Dublin’s North East Inner City and has been supporting the community since 1995.

The project works to counter educational disadvantage in Dublin’s North East Inner City and support families through after-school programmes, early years care, training, education and community liaison support.

What CASPr Provides

CASPr supports children, parents and families through a mix of childcare, after-school supports and training opportunities.

Its work includes after-school programmes, crèche and early years care, dedicated support for pre-school children, training and education, and outreach and community liaison support.

Supporting Parents to Learn and Work

CASPr recognises that parents need practical support in order to access education, training and work.

By providing childcare and after-school supports, CASPr helps create more realistic pathways for parents who want to learn, train, work or take part in community life.

CASPr Training

CASPr also offers community education and training opportunities.

Training areas listed by CASPr include:

Community Training
Accredited and non-accredited courses.

Early Learning & Care
QQI Level 4 with CDETB, offering a kickstart into a career in early childhood care.

English for Beginners
Language courses to boost confidence and connection.

Your Health, Your Voice
Supporting people to navigate healthcare services, build confidence and advocate for themselves and their families.

Leadership & Development Wellbeing Sessions
Supportive sessions focused on confidence, leadership and wellbeing.

Who It May Support

CASPr may be useful for families in the North East Inner City who are looking for childcare, after-school supports, early years care, community education, training opportunities or support to take the next step towards learning or work.

Practical Details

Area
Dublin’s North East Inner City

Support areas may include
After-school programmes
Crèche and early years care
Pre-school support
Training and education
Community liaison support
Parent and family support
Accredited and non-accredited courses

Family Note

CASPr may be especially relevant for parents who are trying to access learning, training or work while also managing childcare and family responsibilities.

For the most up-to-date information on available places, courses and supports, parents should contact CASPr directly.