Tusla Aftercare

  • Child Protection, Welfare and Aftercare Supports and Services
  • East Limerick
  • Limerick City North
  • Limerick City South
  • Limerick City Centre
  • Limerick City (Kings Island)
  • West Limerick
  • 16 - 18 years
  • 19 - 24 years

Aftercare services are for all young people that are between 16-21 years old and have spent 12 months in the care of the state with either Tusla or the HSE, between the ages 13-18. This transition can be confusing and emotionally difficult. The aftercare services are there to support young people in the pathway out of care, help them develop the independent living skills that they will need to move on and be well-prepared for leaving care.Aftercare services are available for people up to 23 years old if they are engaged in accredited training or education.

Target Group

Aftercare services are for all young people that are between 16-21 years old and have spent 12 months in the care of the state with either Tusla or the HSE, between the ages 13-18. Aftercare services will still be available for people up to 23 years old if they are engaged in accredited training or education.

Referral

Referrals can be made by:
Allocated social worker for young person in care.
A social work department for a child who had previous care
experience.
An agency with or on behalf of a young person.
Family/foster family member/any other concerned adult.
A young person.

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Last Updated: 17/10/2024

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Contact Details

St. Joseph's Campus, Mulgrave St., Limerick, V94 159V

061 607100 

Organisation Details

Tusla Child and Family Agency

Tusla Child and Family Agency is the dedicated State agency responsible for improving wellbeing and outcomes for children. It represents the most comprehensive reform of child protection, early intervention and family support services ever undertaken in Ireland.

The Agency operates under the Child and Family Agency Act 2013, a progressive piece of legislation with children at its heart and families viewed as the foundation of a strong healthy community where children can flourish. Partnership and co-operation in the delivery of seamless services to children and families are also central to the Act.

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