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The open day will take place in the Naas Town Centre Shopping Centre. Photo credit: Google Maps Street View
The Kildare branch of the National Learning Network (NLN) will host an open day in Naas in order to assist neurodivergent people who are seeking work or further education.
As explained by the organisers, the NLN is the education and training division of Rehab Group.
It provides "inclusive education and training opportunities with specialist student supports to promote student success in personal, vocational, and occupational goals".
The NLN elaborated: "To coincide with World Autism Awareness month, NLN training centres nationwide are hosting a National Open Day focusing on breaking down the barriers to employment for neurodivergent individuals."
"In addition, people can visit NLN locations in every county to see the various learning options with pathways to further education, higher education, and jobs," the NLN concluded.
Anyone who is interested in attending the Open Day can contact 045 988 400 or email kildare@nln.ie.
The Open Day will be held on Wednesday, April 30, 2025 from 11am to 1pm in the Naas Town Centre Shopping Centre.
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