Intellectual Disability
& Autism Inclusion

Intellectual Disability & Autism Supports, Resources & Activities Across Ireland

As well as fun and social activities for you to discover and enjoy, on this page we have included sources of information on services, financial supports, healthcare, education, employment and advocacy for people with an intellectual disability in Ireland. 
New places are added every day as we build the resource, and we welcome your suggestions.

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Additional Learning Needs

Classes and activities for children and adults with additional learning needs.

Major Organisations

National bodies like Inclusion Ireland, AsIAm, HSE, Mencap NI and nidirect.

Local Clubs & Hubs

Parent groups, clubs, coffee mornings and social spaces, county by county.

Charity, Voluntary & Funded Organisations

Registered charities and HSE-funded services near you.

Education, Schools & Employment

Special schools, training courses and pathways into work.

Volunteering

Ways to give your time, and volunteering roles.

Common Conditions in Ireland

Information and supports for autism, Down syndrome and more.

Private Professional Services

Assessments, therapies, day care and longer-term care.

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Do you know somewhere with the necessary practical supports in place to include people with an intellectual disability?

Tell us about activity providers, sports clubs, community groups, camps, Saturday clubs, visitor attractions, cafés, leisure facilities, arts organisations, accessible event venues, inclusive programmes, accessible play parks and more.

Places where the extra support needs of children and adults with an intellectual disability are understood.

Disability suggested place/activity Form
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