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.

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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.

Current Opportunities
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What our staff say

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

Andy
Adult Learning Disability

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2 days ago
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✨ Yesterday, we were delighted to host our final Celebrating Success Awards ceremony of the year in the Isle of Man – and what a way to end the 2026 awards season!

For the first time ever, we brought our Celebrating Success Awards to the Isle of Man, with more than 100 people coming together to recognise the incredible achievements of the people we support, colleagues and volunteers.

The event was filled with pride, joy and plenty of applause as we celebrated personal milestones, achievements big and small, and the positive impact being made across our services every day.

A huge congratulations to all of our nominees and winners, and thank you to everyone who joined us to make this inaugural Isle of Man ceremony so special.

Celebrating success is at the heart of what we do, and yesterday was a wonderful reminder of the power of recognising achievement, building confidence and coming together as a community. 💜 ... See MoreSee Less

✨ Yesterday, we were delighted to host our final Celebrating Success Awards ceremony of the year in the Isle of Man – and what a way to end the 2026 awards season! For the first time ever, we brought our Celebrating Success Awards to the Isle of Man, with more than 100 people coming together to recognise the incredible achievements of the people we support, colleagues and volunteers. The event was filled with pride, joy and plenty of applause as we celebrated personal milestones, achievements big and small, and the positive impact being made across our services every day. A huge congratulations to all of our nominees and winners, and thank you to everyone who joined us to make this inaugural Isle of Man ceremony so special. Celebrating success is at the heart of what we do, and yesterday was a wonderful reminder of the power of recognising achievement, building confidence and coming together as a community. 💜Image attachmentImage attachment
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4 days ago
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Meeting the President of Ireland - not a bad way to spend a Wednesday, is it?

Lst month, two people we support, Robbie Power and Cormac Hurrell from our Mulhuddart Day Service, travelled to Áras an Uachtaráin for the first Afternoon Tea hosted by President Catherine Connolly.

It’s safe to say it’s not your average day out.

A few years back, someone at the service mentioned they’d love to meet President Higgins’ dogs. Team Leader Austin Kavanagh took that idea, ran with it, and made it happen.

That visit stayed with people. So when Austin heard about the President’s afternoon tea this year, he didn’t hang about.

This time, names were drawn from a hat, and Robbie and Cormac got the call. And the truth is, both of them have been putting in the work.

💙 Robbie has been volunteering three days a week with his local GAA club, building his confidence and getting more independent with his travel. He’s starting to think about what paid work could look like next.

💙 Cormac works two days a week in paid employment with Lidl and lives in his own apartment with support from Avista services – a great example of independent living in action.

Neither of them is standing still. A big day, and very well earned.

A big thank you to Austin for the work he puts in every day to create opportunities like this for the people we support. ... See MoreSee Less

Meeting the President of Ireland - not a bad way to spend a Wednesday, is it? Lst month, two people we support, Robbie Power and Cormac Hurrell from our Mulhuddart Day Service, travelled to Áras an Uachtaráin for the first Afternoon Tea hosted by President Catherine Connolly. It’s safe to say it’s not your average day out. A few years back, someone at the service mentioned they’d love to meet President Higgins’ dogs. Team Leader Austin Kavanagh took that idea, ran with it, and made it happen. That visit stayed with people. So when Austin heard about the President’s afternoon tea this year, he didn’t hang about. This time, names were drawn from a hat, and Robbie and Cormac got the call. And the truth is, both of them have been putting in the work. 💙 Robbie has been volunteering three days a week with his local GAA club, building his confidence and getting more independent with his travel. He’s starting to think about what paid work could look like next. 💙 Cormac works two days a week in paid employment with Lidl and lives in his own apartment with support from Avista services – a great example of independent living in action. Neither of them is standing still. A big day, and very well earned. A big thank you to Austin for the work he puts in every day to create opportunities like this for the people we support.Image attachmentImage attachment
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5 days ago
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“She has been absolutely thriving in her work experience at Paul’s Menswear - every week she learns and progresses new skills,” says Emily Carpenter, activity facilitator at Praxis Care.

As we continue to celebrate Learning Disability Pride Month, we’re sharing stories that highlight the real impact of opportunity and inclusion - because the world works better with all of us 💙

Molly, who attends our day service in Navan, set herself a goal this year: to gain work experience. Since March, she has been achieving just that at Paul’s Menswear in Kells.

In her role, Molly supports the team with a range of tasks including packing online orders, restocking shelves, folding clothes, and keeping the stockroom organised. These everyday tasks play an important role in the running of the shop - and Molly is making a meaningful contribution.

Molly is non-verbal, but her enthusiasm speaks volumes. On the days she is due in work, she lets us know she’s ready to go and always looks forward to it, a clear reflection of how much she enjoys being part of the workplace.

Her journey is a powerful reminder that, with the right support and opportunities, people can thrive, grow, and make meaningful contributions to their communities. ... See MoreSee Less

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