Day Services
Development, Education, Learning, Training & Activation
We provide a structured and supportive environment where adults with intellectual disabilities/Autism (ASD) can build skills, forge connections, and achieve greater independence.
Delta Services offers 30 hours per week day services and part-time attendance is also available, tailored to the specific needs of each person.
Delta Services Philosophy is complimented by The "New Directions" Policy.
Delta Services proudly delivers its Day Services in line with the HSE's national "New Directions" policy. This person-centred approach ensures that support is focused around the individual, based on their identified needs and wishes.
The core goal of New Directions is to make community inclusion a real and achievable option for everyone. We provide the appropriate supports for each individual, regardless of their level of intellectual disability, empowering them to make choices, create plans, and become active members of their community.
To read the full policy, please visit the HSE’s website at: www.hse.ie/newdirections
Our Ethos & Commitment – Delta Day Services
Our Day Service ethos is grounded in upholding the fundamental rights of every person we support. This includes each individual’s right to equality, dignity, respect, privacy, and safety.
We are committed to creating an environment where every participant can maintain their personal identity, express themselves freely, and feel empowered in their daily lives. We support each person in making meaningful choices, encourage autonomy, independence, and ownership over the decisions that matter to them.
In line with the HSE’s New Directions policy, we are dedicated to promoting community inclusion, ensuring that each person has the opportunity to take part in ordinary community life, build meaningful social connections, and access local amenities and activities that matter to them.
We also uphold the New Directions values of person‑centredness, active citizenship, and high‑quality, flexible supports, enabling individuals to pursue their aspirations and live a life of their choosing.
Key Areas & Facilities
Multi-Sensory Areas
Snoezelen
Jacuzzi Room
Multisensory Spraoi
An interactive whiteboard
Specialised activities
Leap Building – Training Facility
A structured training environment including:
Independent living skills
Information Technology
Multi‑purpose training rooms
Activities include self‑advocacy, literacy, numeracy, catering, sports and more
Woodwork Area
Delta uses its on‑site woodwork area as a practical training area for service users to build skills with tools, materials, and safe workshop practices.
Support & Guidance:
A woodwork tutor is available on site to support and guide learners through their projects from start to finish.
Hanover House
Access to employment and volunteer opportunities
Participation in courses such as drama and art
Use of local leisure facilities and gyms
A focus on independence and community involvement
Riverside – Low Arousal Space
A specialised environment for adults with intellectual disabilities or neurodivergent adults who benefit from reduced sensory stimulation.
Features:
Sensory‑friendly design
Structured daily routine for predictability
Therapeutic activities
Horticulture at Delta
Trainees benefit from Delta’s extensive horticultural facilities, including the Delta Sensory Gardens and the on‑site horticulture training area including polytunnels and raised beds for accessibility which provide real‑world garden and plant‑care environments.
Delta’s garden centre has qualified horticulturalists on hand who provide friendly advice and guidance
Interested in our Day Services?
Contact us today to learn more about our programmes and the application process.