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

13/01/2026

As we enter 2026 we would like to thank all the support we received over the last 12 months. We extend a special Happy New Year to all our service users, families, staff and many friends.
We look forward to another year where we all prosper together. Best wishes to and from all our services. ✨

Happy New Year from Prosper Meath. We look forward to seeing what 2026 brings! ✨
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Prosper Meath. We look forward to seeing what 2026 brings! ✨

Cards of Care!Our Kennedy Road service took part in a Christmas collaboration project with Caroline from Volunteer Meath...
17/12/2025

Cards of Care!

Our Kennedy Road service took part in a Christmas collaboration project with Caroline from Volunteer Meath to create handmade Christmas cards.
These cards will be shared with community members who live alone, offering a small gesture of connection during the season. 🎄✨
Kennedy Road look forward to working on more collaboration projects with Volunteer Meath in 2026. ✨

17/12/2025

🏉 Inclusive Tag Rugby 🏉

Leinster Rugby provided a number of taster Tag Rugby sessions for Adults Day services.

The group enjoyed learning the skills & rules of the game which led up to a match on the final week! Well done everyone👏


Sport Ireland Meath County Council LMFM Leinster Rugby Prosper Meath Learning Network Meath Sports Ability

Jordan in the Ashbourne service has a massive passion in his life, Disney! In particular, the movie Frozen and the chara...
16/12/2025

Jordan in the Ashbourne service has a massive passion in his life, Disney! In particular, the movie Frozen and the character Elsa. One of Jordan's goals in life is to start his own podcast channel about all things Disney. Jordan wanted to do something to prepare for a podcast channel one day so he set a goal in the service to organise a zoom chat with another major Disney fan, all the way from Japan! He prepared podcast style questions to talk to this fan about and asked her all about Disney and Elsa from Frozen. The chat went really well and Jordan is so proud of himself. Jordan will make a fantastic podcaster in the future! Well done Jordan 🎤🎙🎧

Jason in our Canon Row service expressed a desire to collect food for those less fortunate for Christmas. As part of his...
15/12/2025

Jason in our Canon Row service expressed a desire to collect food for those less fortunate for Christmas. As part of his goal, he approached his peers and staff in the service for donations.
There was a great response from all and two large boxes were collected by Aoife Bradley today that will go to those in need this Christmas!
A massive thank you to Jason who is always thinking of others, to all the service users and families that donated items with such generosity, and to Aoife who will ensure the items will be delivered to those who need it most! 🎁🎅🎄

Kennedy Road hopped on the bus for a magical trip to Dublin to see the Beauty and the Beast Panto at the Gaiety Theatre!...
12/12/2025

Kennedy Road hopped on the bus for a magical trip to Dublin to see the Beauty and the Beast Panto at the Gaiety Theatre! The group strolled through the city, taking in all the sparkling Christmas lights and festive decorations. It was a wonderful day filled with laughter, holiday cheer, and the perfect start to their Christmas celebrations! 🎅🧚‍♂️✨

The Ashbourne service has just completed six weeks of tennis lessons with the amazing instructor, Elaine, in the Ashbour...
11/12/2025

The Ashbourne service has just completed six weeks of tennis lessons with the amazing instructor, Elaine, in the Ashbourne community centre tennis court. The group really enjoyed learning how to play tennis and have picked up some great tennis moves in the process! Watch out Serena Williams!!! We want to extend a massive thank you to Elaine for facilitating these brilliant tennis lessons and another thank you to the Ashbourne community centre for their spacious tennis court! Well done to everyone involved. 🎾

Join Our Clinical Team at Prosper Meath! We are recruiting a Senior Occupational Therapist to support adults with intell...
10/12/2025

Join Our Clinical Team at Prosper Meath!

We are recruiting a Senior Occupational Therapist to support adults with intellectual disabilities to live more independent and meaningful lives.

📍 Based in Navan
🕓 4-day week (30 hours)
🤝 Supportive multidisciplinary team
🎓 Strong CPD & development supports
💙 Make a real difference every day

If you are passionate about person-centred care and ready for a rewarding role within a positive and progressive service, we would love to hear from you!

👉 Apply today: https://api.occupop.com/shared/job/senior-occupational-therapist-co-meat-11172/facebook

The group in Kennedy Road has been working very hard within their self-advocacy programme. Each week, they discuss their...
08/12/2025

The group in Kennedy Road has been working very hard within their self-advocacy programme. Each week, they discuss their rights, entitlements, and topics that are important to them. As part of our advocacy work, we invited the National Advocacy Service (NAS) to give a talk about the supports they offer to people with disabilities. The session helped the group understand how NAS can assist them in having their rights upheld, advocating for themselves and matters related to finances. It was also discussed what steps to take if they feel their rights are not being met. Mellissa from NAS also explained the different ways people can contact them for support, should they need it. ☺️

Achieving Goals!In our Ashbourne service, we have been working hard to support each individual to achieve their goals. P...
06/12/2025

Achieving Goals!
In our Ashbourne service, we have been working hard to support each individual to achieve their goals. Pat has recently achieved his goal of purchasing and setting up his new phone. This phone will support Pat with his independence and his safety whilst out in his local community! Cathal also recently achieved his goal of trialling out the rower machine in the local gym for six weeks. He enjoyed the work-out so much that it has now become a part of his weekly routine, promoting health & well-being! Well done Pat and Cathal! 👏☺️

Service Users from Farrell Street and Climber Hall enjoyed a day out at the RDAI Christmas Party. They would like to tha...
05/12/2025

Service Users from Farrell Street and Climber Hall enjoyed a day out at the RDAI Christmas Party.
They would like to thank Mary and all the volunteers for this brilliant day out 🎄🤶🎅🎁

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Unit 4 Beechmount Home Park
Navan
C15HWK8

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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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).