Prosper Meath

Prosper Meath Providing services and supports to adults with an intellectual disability in County Meath. Please visit our website for further details at prospermeath.ie

Prosper Meath CLG, trading as Prosper Meath, is a company limited by guarantee not having a share capital. Registered Office: Strand Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin, K34 TD61. Head Office: Unit 4, Beechmount Home Park, Navan, County Meath, C15 HWK8

Directors: P. Carey (Chairman), M. Walsh (Vice Chairman), M. Dowling (Secretary), S. Burke, J.E. Cooney, J.M. Corcoran, N. Hickey, Dr. M. Murphy. Director of Services
Geraldine Doyle

In Autumn 2025, Adam from our Kennedy Road service set a goal to complete an online computer course. He registered with ...
01/04/2026

In Autumn 2025, Adam from our Kennedy Road service set a goal to complete an online computer course. He registered with National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) and began the General Learning Level 2 programme, which focuses on literacy, numeracy, and digital skills. Each week, Adam dedicated time to working through the modules.
As his confidence grew, he began using his local library in Navan to further develop his independent skills in the community and to access the computers there.
Today, Adam received his QQI Level 2 Award for successfully completing the course. We are all incredibly proud of Adam and the hard work he has put in to achieve this milestone. Well done Adam! 👏

The Ashbourne service were absolutely delighted to visit the Head Office in Skerries. They had so much fun getting to se...
01/04/2026

The Ashbourne service were absolutely delighted to visit the Head Office in Skerries. They had so much fun getting to see the Head Office and visiting outgoing CEO, Pat.
They also made a quick visit to the Obelisk service where they got to connect with some new friends over some Karaoke 🎤 It was great to see these new connections being made across our services in Meath and Fingal.
We hope to visit Skerries again soon and to continue building on these connections! An ice cream and a walk on the beach is also on the cards 🍨🏖

Jordan, Cathal and Aaron (pictured), and Caroline and Lewis in our Ashbourne service completed a ten-week media literacy...
27/03/2026

Jordan, Cathal and Aaron (pictured), and Caroline and Lewis in our Ashbourne service completed a ten-week media literacy course with the LMETB. They learnt all about how to stay safe online and how to be alert and aware of scams on their mobile phones. This was a fantastic course for this group as they are all very tech savvy! A lot was learnt and a lot of fun was also had. A big thank you to Breege from the LMETB for delivering and facilitating this course. 👏👨‍🎓👩‍🎓

We are Hiring in Navan! Are you passionate about supporting people to live full and independent lives? 💚We’re looking fo...
26/03/2026

We are Hiring in Navan!

Are you passionate about supporting people to live full and independent lives? 💚

We’re looking for a Social Care Worker to join our team at Prosper Meath’s Navan Day Service.

✨ What’s on offer:
✔️ Permanent, full-time role
✔️ Excellent work–life balance
✔️ Career progression & ongoing training
✔️ Supportive, person-centred environment

This is more than a job, it is a chance to make a real difference every single day.

Apply now at: https://api.occupop.com/job/application/social-care-worker-navan-day-service-4fb6a?source=facebookpost

👉 Tag someone who might be interested!

In Emmet Street we recently held a celebration where 9 of our service users were presented with their Bronze Gaisce Awar...
24/03/2026

In Emmet Street we recently held a celebration where 9 of our service users were presented with their Bronze Gaisce Award. This marked the culmination of a lot of work under three headings; personal skill, community involvement and physical achievement. The group were supported by their Gaisce PAL Louise and the rest of the team in Emmet Street to work towards their goals and have grown and developed along the way. They celebrated by having an award ceremony in Emmet Street which was attended by their family and friends. Each person received a certificate signed by the president and a beautiful medal and pin which were presented to them by Mary Yore from Gaisce. Massive congratulations to everyone and we look forward to supporting them as they strive towards a silver award. 🥉🥈

Gaisce - The President's Award

Our Watergate Street Service celebrated World Down Syndrome Day by wearing odd socks and doing a fundraiser for Down Syn...
21/03/2026

Our Watergate Street Service celebrated World Down Syndrome Day by wearing odd socks and doing a fundraiser for Down Syndrome Ireland.

We would like to thank Maura Colleran for joining us from Down Syndrome Ireland to accept the donation.
A very important day celebrate and raise awareness!
🧦💛💙

DownSyndrome LouthMeath Down Syndrome Ireland

Happy World Down Syndrome Day from Prosper Meath! 💛💙
21/03/2026

Happy World Down Syndrome Day from Prosper Meath! 💛💙

🍀 Feeling Lucky This St. Patrick’s Season! 🍀 Some of the service users in Climber Hall recently took part in a special S...
16/03/2026

🍀 Feeling Lucky This St. Patrick’s Season! 🍀

Some of the service users in Climber Hall recently took part in a special St. Patrick’s themed activity where they shared the people, places and opportunities that make them feel lucky.

Some of the wonderful things they mentioned included:
💚 Being part of community activities like dancing
💚 Getting to attend their day service each day
💚 Having the opportunity to work
💚 Enjoying time at respite
💚 Spending time with friends

It was a lovely reminder that “luck” can be found in everyday moments, meaningful activities, and the connections we share with one another.

Well done to everyone in Climber Hall for taking part and sharing what makes you feel lucky! 🍀

We enjoyed an incredible couple of nights at the Millbank Theatre in Rush as we celebrated the 13th year of an amazing c...
15/03/2026

We enjoyed an incredible couple of nights at the Millbank Theatre in Rush as we celebrated the 13th year of an amazing collaboration between the Transition Year students in St. Joseph’s Secondary School in Rush and Prosper Fingal’s Rush Day Service. This year’s show, “Made in Prosper”, was a special celebration of the organisation and a tribute to Pat Reen, our amazing CEO who is retiring after 36 years of dedicated leadership. While this was Pat’s last show as CEO, we have no doubt that he will continue to support this wonderful initiative for many years to come.

For the first time ever, service users from Prosper Meath made the journey to Rush to take part in the show, making the event even more special and highlighting the true spirit of inclusion, collaboration and community involvement that this project represents.

The talent, energy and joy on stage were truly amazing, and the wonderful atmosphere in the theatre showed exactly what can happen when individuals come together with a shared purpose and vision. A huge thank you to all the students, service users and staff of both organisations for the hard work, commitment and enthusiasm that made the show such a success. Thank you also to Steve Cummins for directing the show in the absence of our own Niamh Carroll and to Sean Corcoran in the Millbank Theatre for the amazing welcome that this project receives year after year – it wouldn’t be possible without your generous support. Last, but not least, we would like to acknowledge the contributions of Judy McGann and Paula Weir whose remarkable energy and talent are the driving force behind this collaboration.

From start to finish, the night was full of fun, creativity and heart, and everyone involved should be so proud. Already looking forward to year 14!

The Millbank Theatre St. Joseph's Secondary School

13/03/2026

Today marks the final day of our International Women’s Day Employee Spotlights across Prosper.

Last week, colleagues were invited to nominate women who reflect the values of Prosper and who make a meaningful difference to their teams and to the people we work with every day. In total, we received 21 nominations celebrating the dedication, compassion, innovation and leadership shown across our organisation.

Today we are delighted to recognise our final group of nominees:

👏 Ciara McEnaney – Care Assistant
👏 Grainne Tinney – Clinical Services Manager
👏 Caroline Walsh – Training Administrator
👏 Patricia Anderson – Care Assistant

Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations and helped celebrate the incredible women across Prosper this week.

Announcement: Appointment of new Deputy CEO of Prosper GroupAs previously communicated, we are continuing preparations f...
13/03/2026

Announcement: Appointment of new Deputy CEO of Prosper Group

As previously communicated, we are continuing preparations for Pat Reen’s retirement as CEO of Prosper Group in April 2026. As part of this process, the Board has agreed to backfill the Deputy CEO role, which will be vacated by Roisin Lacey as she moves into the CEO position following Pat’s retirement.

Following a robust recruitment process, we are delighted to announce that from April 2026, Cheryl Judge will take over as Deputy CEO of Prosper Group.

Cheryl joined Prosper in June 2022 as HR Manager, bringing extensive experience across both the public and private sectors. Since her arrival, as a member of Prosper Group’s Senior Management Team, Cheryl has played a key role in corporate and operational work and has demonstrated a strong commitment to positive employee relations and organisational culture. Cheryl’s professionalism, strategic thinking and strong alignment with Prosper’s mission and values will be a real asset to the organisation as she moves into this key strategic role.

Over the coming weeks, the outgoing and incoming CEO’s will work closely with Cheryl to ensure a smooth transition, with a shared focus on protecting and strengthening the positive culture that makes Prosper so unique.

We wish Cheryl every success in her new role.

12/03/2026

Our International Women’s Day celebrations continue with Day 4 of our Employee Spotlights across Prosper.

Last week, staff were invited to nominate colleagues who reflect the values of Prosper and who make a meaningful difference to their teams and the people we work with.

Today we are delighted to recognise:

👏 Paula Weir – Social Care Manager
👏 Geraldine Bissett – Care Assistant
👏 Aoife Clarke – Social Care Worker
👏 Debbie Califf – HR Business Partner

Thank you for the dedication, professionalism and care you bring to your roles every day.

We’ll be sharing the final group of nominations tomorrow as we continue celebrating the incredible women across Prosper.

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Welcome to Prosper Meath

Prosper Meath, formerly named MIDWAY, became part of the Prosper Group in 2016.

Prosper Meath provides Day Services to adults with an intellectual disability across County Meath. It is a ‘not-for-profit’ community organisation with charitable status, committed to improving the lives of people with disabilities and their place in society.

In keeping with national disability policy, Prosper Meath operates from local centres in the towns of Navan, Trim, Kells and Ashbourne. Its primary funding comes from the Health Service Executive (HSE), through an annual Service Arrangement (Contract of Service).