Join Pieta in creating a world where suicide has been replaced with hope
From Innovative Design to Meticulous Maintenance, We Deliver Exceptional Results Tailored to your vision.
Our Story
Prevention, Intervention, and Postvention.
Pieta first opened its doors in Lucan, County Dublin in 2006. Since then, we have supported more than 70,000 people experiencing suicidal distress or engaging in self-harm.
Today, Pieta provides services and supports nationwide. We employ more than 300 therapists and support staff, and demand for our services continues to grow.
Why Work With Us
Pieta provides a range of counselling services for people who are suicidal, engage in self-harm or are bereaved by suicide. Pieta also operates a national Freephone helpline (1800 247 247) and a dedicated Research, Training and Advocacy office. Pieta is committed to delivering its services with care and professionalism and continue to strive to ensure that it provide the best service for its clients.
Pension Scheme
Continuing Professional Development CPD
Flexible Work Contracts
Employee Assistance Programme
Paid Maternity Leave
(after 2 years service)
Salary Increments
(applicable roles only)
Available Roles
Operations Assistant
- Coordinate aid distribution to orphanage children and other distressed children or individuals.
- Schedule day-to-day activities and coordinate travel plans.
- File, organize correspondence, conduct internet/email archive research.
- Answer calls, organize calendars, and support administrative projects.
- Assist with errands and other offcial tasks as assigned.
Relief Distribution Officer
- Aid Distribution & Logistics
Coordinate the delivery of food, clothing, medical supplies, and other essential resources to communities in need. Community Engagement
Work directly with beneficiaries to understand their needs, ensure fair distribution, and provide compassionate support.Emergency Response
Assist in rapid deployment during crises such as floods, fires, or other disasters, ensuring timely relief reaches affected families.Collaboration & Reporting
Partner with local organizations, volunteers, and government agencies to maximize impact, and provide clear reports on distribution activities.Inventory & Resource Management
Track supplies, manage stock levels, and ensure accountability and transparency in aid distribution.Health & Safety Compliance
Follow safety protocols during distribution to protect both staff and community members. the role sound both professional and mission‑driven.
Humanitarian Field Officer
- Street Outreach
Engage directly with individuals experiencing homelessness in public spaces, shelters, and community areas to build trust and gather information. Needs Assessment
Conduct interviews and assessments to understand health, housing, and social support needs, documenting profiles accurately and respectfully.Referral & Support
Connect individuals to appropriate services such as medical care, housing programs, and social support networks.Data Collection & Reporting
Maintain detailed records of outreach activities and profiles, ensuring data is accurate, confidential, and used to improve services.Collaboration
Work closely with local charities, healthcare providers, and government agencies to coordinate support and maximize impact.Advocacy
Represent the voices of homeless individuals by highlighting their needs and challenges to stakeholders and policymakers.