Athy Alternative Project

If you, or someone you know, is affected by Drug Related Intimidation or Violence please see www.DRIVEproject.ie for information on support available in your area.

DRIVE - Drug Related Intimidation & Violence Engagement DRIVE is an interagency project to respond to drug related intimidation and associated violence in Ireland. The project is funded by the Dept of Health

Murals painted by Community Service participants at St. Michael’s Cemetery, Athy – under the guidance of tutors Olivia Smith and Karim Seddiq – as part of The Alternative Project Athy in collaboration with and funding from Kildare County CouncilThe Kildare County Council.
Referred through the Kildare Probation Team, The Probation Service, The Courts Service of Ireland and Department of Justice Ireland, and supported by Kildare and Wicklow ETB Training Services, participants gave back to their community by improving the surroundings and creating uplifting artwork on-site.
Well done to everyone involved.

Former Laois Prison Governor Urges Balanced Action Amid High Re-Offending Rates The latest CSO figures show a rise in re-offenders.

The Alternative Project Athy: Project Worker Vacancy
The Alternative Project is seeking applications for the position of Project Worker. This is an exciting opportunity to join our dedicated team, supporting individuals and families in the community.
For more information and details on how to apply, please visit:

Jobs Rehabilitation of Offenders. Probation Service funded Project