• Understanding collaboration in the context of a social inclusion, equality and human rights multiagency alliance 

  Kenealy, Claire (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2019-11)

  The overall aim of this community based research (CBR) project is to understand inter-organisational collaboration in the context of a social inclusion, equality and human rights alliance. This research was undertaken in ...
• An investigation of intensive home based parenting support services offered by Barnardos South Cork City 

  Dore, Mary (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2019-04-18)

  This research explore parent’s experience of receiving home based parenting support services and investigates whether it is an effective model of intervention in creating positive and lasting change in the lives of children ...
• The barriers towards the uptake and retention of hearing aids in the 70+ years population 

  O'Regan, Amy (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2019-05-31)

  Background: Age-related hearing loss known as ‘presbycusis’ is the third most prevalent chronic health condition affecting older adults. The most suitable treatment option available is amplification using hearing aids, ...
• Spaces places and young people: exploring the youth voices of Fairhill 

  Groarke, Jayne (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2019-04-18)

  This research was a community-based participatory project involving University College Cork, Community Active Research Links Project (CARL), Fairhill Community Association, Cork City Council and Cork City Partnership. The ...
• An exploratory study on workplace violence and its effect on residential disability social care workers in Ireland: a mixed method approach 

  Mech-Butler, Agnieszka; Swift, Róisín (Community-Academic Research Links, University College Cork, 2019-07)

  Social care workers working in the area of residential disability services in Ireland are at a high risk of workplace violence. Current literature provides limited knowledge about the supports and coping strategies available ...

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