Young Tuath Residents Graduate from Hairstyling & Barbering Programme

Last week, participants of a 10-week Hairstyling & Barbering Programme showed their newfound skills through catwalks and moodboard presentations at their graduation.

The aim of the programme, a collaboration between HairTogether & Tuath, was to combine personal development, creativity and wellbeing through hairstyling and barbering.

We offered the course, which was made possible through the Housing Finance Agency’s Social Investment Fund, to young residents aged 14-17 based in North Dublin. Throughout the programme, the young students learned skills and techniques in relation to hairdressing and barbering while being encouraged to understand the importance of their mental health.  

We would like to take this opportunity to thank the HFA for funding and support.

Thank you also to HairTogether, barbers, hairdressers and the psychotherapist who supported the students over the ten weeks.