Description

Foróige is Ireland’s leading youth development organisation, working with young people aged 10–25 across the country. Their youth development programmes incorporate mental health and wellbeing as core themes, helping young people build resilience, self-confidence, and positive mental health.

Foróige runs a range of programmes including youth clubs, leadership programmes, and targeted mental health initiatives. Their programmes are delivered by trained youth workers and volunteers in communities across Ireland.

Key Foróige programmes include:

  • Foróige Youth Clubs — weekly clubs providing a safe, fun space for young people
  • Foróige Big Brothers Big Sisters — mentoring programme for young people who need extra support
  • Foróige Youth Leadership Programme — building leadership and community skills
  • Youth mental health awareness workshops — delivered in schools and community settings

Contact your local Foróige office to find out what programmes are available in the Carlow area.

Contact

How To Access

Visit Foroige.ie or contact your local Foróige office to find out what youth programmes are running in the Carlow area. For general enquiries, contact Foróige through their website.

Duration

Various (ongoing programmes)

Cost

Free
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