From Campus to Community - The Impact of Path4

The Impact of the Path4 Phase 2 Funding Initiative on Students, Families, Business Partners and the Wider Trinity Community.

Video produced by Jenny Banks, Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities.

Join us as we explore the inspiring story of the Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disabilities (TCPID) based in the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, through the lens of the groundbreaking Path 4 programme. This short film features voices from students, parents, business partners and the wider college community, sharing how Path 4 creates new pathways to meaningful education and employment.

Discover how higher education is evolving to include everyone, and how the future looks brighter when no one is left behind.

The Programme for Access to Higher Education (PATH) is a dedicated fund, managed by the Higher Education Authority (HEA), to increase participation by under-represented groups in higher education. PATH 4 Phase 2 is a three-year pathfinding pilot that is supporting enhanced course provision for students with intellectual disabilities across 11 higher education institutions. Over €11 million has been allocated to implement and evaluate the pilot initiative.