Residents can participate in several work activities, inside and outside the facility. Inside the facility, this can be farm work, garden work or working in a barber shop, car wash, bike repair shop or coffee shop. Furthermore, an education and training unit provides learning opportunities in the facility, covering subjects like art, English, woodworking, driving classes, languages, and more. Another possible activity is joining the Dogs for the Disabled programme. Dogs for the Disabled is a unique charity to improve the lives of individuals with physical disabilities in Ireland by providing fully trained assistance/therapy dogs. Residents can play an important role in the dogs’ training process. In this programme, residents are taught everything about dog behavior, care and learning principles during weekly training classes. However, residents also have the opportunity to pursue education outside the facility.