Sarah Haslam

Q: What is Sarah Haslam email address?

Email Sarah Haslam at sarah.haslam@foroige.ie. This email is the most updated Sarah Haslam email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Sarah Haslam?

To contact Sarah Haslam send an email to sarah.haslam@foroige.ie. (updated on October 31, 2024)

Director of Training, Programmes and Research at Foróige | Ireland

About Sarah Haslam

Sarah Haslam serves as the Director of Training, Programmes, and Research at Foróige, where she leverages over 15 years of extensive experience in the youth and voluntary sector to drive impactful initiatives. In her current role, Sarah is responsible for developing and overseeing the strategic direction of various programmes, ensuring that they align with the organization's mission to empower young people. Her expertise in programme development and evaluation is instrumental in crafting evidence-based approaches that enhance the effectiveness of Foróige’s offerings.

One of Sarah's key projects involves the implementation of innovative training modules designed to equip youth workers with essential skills in coaching and facilitation. By focusing on adult learning principles, she ensures that the training is not only relevant but also engaging for participants. Additionally, Sarah plays a pivotal role in research communication, translating complex findings into actionable insights that inform policy development and community engagement strategies.

Her strong background in strategic planning and policy writing allows her to contribute significantly to Foróige’s mission, advocating for youth development and social change. Sarah’s public speaking engagements further amplify her commitment to youth work, as she shares her insights on best practices and emerging trends in the sector. With a Master's Degree focused on Adult Learning, she combines academic knowledge with practical experience, making her a respected leader in the field. Through her dedication and expertise, Sarah Haslam continues to shape the future of youth services, fostering an environment where young people can thrive.

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