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The Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) is co-funded by the Irish Government, through the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, and the European Social Fund Plus under the Employment, Inclusion, Skills and Training (EIST) Programme 2021-2027.
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Kerry

NEWKD

Get Started in the Kitchen

The “Get Started in the Kitchen” course, organised by NEWKD in conjunction with MTU Kerry and Rural Food Skillnet, exemplifies how community initiatives can significantly impact individuals’ lives. This course targets individuals who have been long-term unemployed or have had negative educational experiences, allowing them to explore a new career area and acquire new skills. 

Supporting Social Enterprise

NEWKD support social enterprises like Foodshare Kerry, to develop, grow and scale in the community by providing funding, mentoring, governance support and capacity building. Therefore ensuring these social enterprises continue to serve those most marginalised in the community. 

Connection with Others

An intercultural concert celebrating Irish and Ukrainian Christmas traditions. NEKWD promotes several intercultural events in response to the need for Ukrainians to connect with each other and the need for increased cultural understanding between Ukrainians and Irish.

2024/25 KPI 1

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Number of Local Community Groups, Social Enterprises and Networks supported

2024/25 KPI 2

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Number of Individuals supported on a one-to-one basis

How can SICAP help me?

Through the SICAP programme you can access free, confidential, and tailored local support in Ireland to help you find work, build skills, start a business, or get involved in your community. It is mainly designed for people who are facing disadvantage, social exclusion, or having trouble accessing mainstream services.

Areas of Support

SICAP

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SICAP support is available in virtually every parish in Ireland. Click on your county to see how SICAP is helping people in your locality.

Contact your LDC to find out more.