Welcome to Praxis Care

Praxis Care supports individuals with mental ill health, autism, learning disabilities and dementia, providing innovative, professional, high quality support services to people across the spectrum of need and particularly at the higher level of complexity.

Where We Work

IRELAND

Praxis Care supports approximately 400 adults and children across Ireland with over 750 staff employed.

GREAT BRITAIN

Praxis Care supports approaching 60 people across Great Britain with approximately 200 staff.

NORTHERN IRELAND

Praxis Care supports nearly 700 adults and children across Northern Ireland with over 1000 staff.

ISLE OF MAN

Praxis Care supports around 40 people across the Isle of Man with approximately 50 staff.

Praxis Cares

Praxis Care supports individuals with mental ill health, autism, learning disabilities and dementia; providing innovative, professional, high quality support services to people across the spectrum of need and particularly at the higher level of complexity.

Our Mission, Vision & Values

Empowering lives that are valued, meaningful and inclusive, regardless of the complexity of need, every day.

YEARS IN OPERATION

PEOPLE SUPPORTED

STAFF & VOLUNTEERS

Why work for Praxis?

We support career development and progression and offer a variety of excellent benefits.

Praxis Care offers staff the opportunities and training to rise from a care worker to a senior management position.

What our staff say

“Praxis Care offer their staff the opportunity to grow and improve in their area of expertise.”

Andy
Adult Learning Disability

Latest News

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9 hours ago

From staying in his room to living more independently… 🌟

In just one year at Praxis Care, Lauren Baker has opened up the world to a person she supports living in West Belfast - earning her a place as a finalist for The Newcomer Award at the National Learning Disability & Autism Awards.

When Lauren first began supporting the individual, he spent much of his time in his room and relied heavily on staff for daily tasks.

Through simple changes, like introducing picture-based planners to map out daily routines, Lauren helped make everyday tasks clearer, more manageable, and less overwhelming.

Over time, that support has led to real, lasting change. He now comes out of his room independently, prepares his own breakfast, keeps his space clean, and even pays for his own taxis. His confidence has grown socially too, attending events like a monthly dance night at the Black Box. Lauren says:

“Being part of so many aspects of their lives, supporting their progress, and helping them build greater independence and a better quality of life is what makes this role so enjoyable and rewarding. Over the past year with Praxis Care, I’ve gained invaluable experience and a real understanding of just how important the role of a support worker is. ”

💙 Join us in congratulating Lauren on this fantastic and well-deserved achievement.
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From staying in his room to living more independently… 🌟
In just one year at Praxis Care, Lauren Baker has opened up the world to a person she supports living in West Belfast - earning her a place as a finalist for The Newcomer Award at the National Learning Disability & Autism Awards.
When Lauren first began supporting the individual, he spent much of his time in his room and relied heavily on staff for daily tasks.
Through simple changes, like introducing picture-based planners to map out daily routines, Lauren helped make everyday tasks clearer, more manageable, and less overwhelming.
Over time, that support has led to real, lasting change. He now comes out of his room independently, prepares his own breakfast, keeps his space clean, and even pays for his own taxis. His confidence has grown socially too, attending events like a monthly dance night at the Black Box. Lauren says:
“Being part of so many aspects of their lives, supporting their progress, and helping them build greater independence and a better quality of life is what makes this role so enjoyable and rewarding. Over the past year with Praxis Care, I’ve gained invaluable experience and a real understanding of just how important the role of a support worker is. ”
💙 Join us in congratulating Lauren on this fantastic and well-deserved achievement.

One of the biggest challenges anyone can face is the loss of someone close to them.

For Frank, that loss has been part of a much wider journey - one that includes finding ways to manage his mental health, including living with bipolar disorder.

Over the past two years, Frank has faced significant challenges, having lost his mother during COVID and, more recently, a close friend. It hasn’t always been easy, but what stands out is how he has continued to move forward, step by step.

With the right support, including a Positive Behaviour Plan and medication that works for him, Frank has focused on building a life that supports his wellbeing. He has embraced learning in ways that show just how far he has come, from reading and writing his own stories to engaging in maths and exploring new interests online.

Kenia Power, Manager at our Rosslare service, says:

“He has also found real comfort in creative activities. Frank is very skilled at creating small knitted handbags, carefully knitting each piece before sewing them together and adding handles to complete the finished product. He takes great pride in his work and enjoys the sense of achievement that comes from creating something with his own hands.”

Spending time with others has also played an important role in his journey. Frank enjoys outings, holidays, and equine therapy, as well as time with his family and peers.

Processing grief hasn’t been easy, but Frank has found his own way through it. Visiting his friend’s grave has helped him come to terms with his loss. Even when dealing with medication side effects and physical health challenges, he continues to handle things with dignity and determination.

As Kenia explains:

“Seeing Frank remain positive, engaged, and able to find enjoyment in life despite the losses he has experienced has been truly inspiring and demonstrates how far he has come.”

Today, Frank is living a more balanced, independent, and meaningful life. His journey is not defined by the challenges he has faced, but by the way he has responded to them, with resilience, commitment, and a determination to keep going.

It’s this that has earned him the Health and Wellbeing Award at Praxis Care’s Republic of Ireland Celebrating Success Awards.

Frank, your strength and positivity are an inspiration to everyone around you. 🌟
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One of the biggest challenges anyone can face is the loss of someone close to them.
For Frank, that loss has been part of a much wider journey - one that includes finding ways to manage his mental health, including living with bipolar disorder.
Over the past two years, Frank has faced significant challenges, having lost his mother during COVID and, more recently, a close friend. It hasn’t always been easy, but what stands out is how he has continued to move forward, step by step.
With the right support, including a Positive Behaviour Plan and medication that works for him, Frank has focused on building a life that supports his wellbeing. He has embraced learning in ways that show just how far he has come, from reading and writing his own stories to engaging in maths and exploring new interests online.
Kenia Power, Manager at our Rosslare service, says:
“He has also found real comfort in creative activities. Frank is very skilled at creating small knitted handbags, carefully knitting each piece before sewing them together and adding handles to complete the finished product. He takes great pride in his work and enjoys the sense of achievement that comes from creating something with his own hands.”
Spending time with others has also played an important role in his journey. Frank enjoys outings, holidays, and equine therapy, as well as time with his family and peers.
Processing grief hasn’t been easy, but Frank has found his own way through it. Visiting his friend’s grave has helped him come to terms with his loss. Even when dealing with medication side effects and physical health challenges, he continues to handle things with dignity and determination.
As Kenia explains:
“Seeing Frank remain positive, engaged, and able to find enjoyment in life despite the losses he has experienced has been truly inspiring and demonstrates how far he has come.”
Today, Frank is living a more balanced, independent, and meaningful life. His journey is not defined by the challenges he has faced, but by the way he has responded to them, with resilience, commitment, and a determination to keep going.
It’s this that has earned him the Health and Wellbeing Award at Praxis Care’s Republic of Ireland Celebrating Success Awards.
Frank, your strength and positivity are an inspiration to everyone around you. 🌟
2 days ago

20 years of dedication, and still changing lives every day… 🌟

Raymond Davidson has been shortlisted for The Support Worker Award at the @National Learning Disability & Autism Awards – and it’s easy to see why.

Raymond provides support seven days a week to an individual with a mild learning disability and autism, and the impact he makes is clear in every part of their life.

A colleague of his explains:

“Raymond’s commitment extends far beyond routine support. He is a constant, reliable presence - someone who advocates, encourages, and uplifts every single day.

“Through his support, he has helped build confidence, resilience, and independence, empowering the individual to engage more fully with their community and to live a life filled with purpose, dignity, and inclusion.

“His encouragement and advice has also resulted in this individual building a meaningful, something he thought he would never find.”

💙 Join us in congratulating Raymond on this truly deserved recognition.
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20 years of dedication, and still changing lives every day… 🌟
Raymond Davidson has been shortlisted for The Support Worker Award at the @National Learning Disability & Autism Awards – and it’s easy to see why.
Raymond provides support seven days a week to an individual with a mild learning disability and autism, and the impact he makes is clear in every part of their life.
A colleague of his explains:
“Raymond’s commitment extends far beyond routine support. He is a constant, reliable presence - someone who advocates, encourages, and uplifts every single day.
“Through his support, he has helped build confidence, resilience, and independence, empowering the individual to engage more fully with their community and to live a life filled with purpose, dignity, and inclusion. 
“His encouragement and advice has also resulted in this individual building a meaningful, something he thought he would never find.”
💙 Join us in congratulating Raymond on this truly deserved recognition.