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Watch our TCPID video produced by Jenny Banks on the Impact of the Path4 Phase 2 Funding Initiative on Students, Families, Business Partners and the Wider Trinity Community.

Our TCPID Business Partners joined us in the Trinity Long Room Hub on November 27th for our annual TCPID Business Partners Seminar. At the seminar we explored ways to create even more opportunities for sustainable, long-term, inclusive employment.

The third INHEF seminar brought together students, staff, researchers, and partners for a rich and energising exploration of inclusive higher education.

Here is an article written by our colleague Sadbh Feehan, describing her work with the Trinity Student Managed Fund to run inclusive social events within Trinity College. The article outlines why connecting with fellow students in a social setting is so important and why it helps to create a real sense of belonging.

We are very happy to share that our graduate Oscar Daly has been offered a permanent contract with AIB. We interviewed Oscar to ask him about his time in Trinity College and his job in AIB.

Our annual SciFest@TCPID exhibition took place on Thursday May 29th. Regent House was packed with students, graduates, families, business partners and friends, all who came to support our incredible 8 students Al, Ava, Conor, Robert, Thomas, Alex, Orla and Rhys.

The Student 2 Student (S2S) Awards took place in the Dining Hall in Trinity College Dublin on April 9th. We were very proud that two of our students Alex and Conor both received awards for their brilliant work as mentors over the past year.

TCPID second year students hosted a powerful and inspiring event on April 8th titled No Limits! in Trinity College Dublin. The event was a culmination of months of hard work by students in their Disability Rights module, during which they formed their own Event Planning Committee and took responsibility for organising and delivering a full awareness event around the theme of Accessibility, based on Article 9 of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD).

Our graduate Conor Dunne has been offered a permanent contract with McCann FitzGerald. Conor has been working in McCann FitzGerald since July 2023 and has made a fantastic impression on all the team since he started. Getting this permanent contract is a dream come true.

TCPID was delighted to join Stranmillis University College, Belfast, today for the launch of their ‘Pathways to Inclusion’ feasibility report. This important work demonstrates how Higher Education can support young people with intellectual disabilities while maintaining strong academic standards.

We are so happy to share a great news story. Our graduate Dale O Neill has been offered a permanent contract with Falko. We asked Dale to tell us about his time in Trinity College, his job in Falko and about what getting a permanent contract in Falko means to him.