Our responsibility to the community in Ireland 

We proudly partner with I WISH, a volunteer-led community that showcases the power of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths (STEM) to teenage girls. Our collaboration includes a transition year programme that reaches over 14,000 girls annually across Ireland and internationally. 

As part of this initiative, our employees open the doors of our manufacturing sites, offering students the chance to explore STEM in action. Through community outreach, keynote speakers, and panel discussions, we strive to inspire and empower young women to envision a future in STEM fields. 

Johnson & Johnson is one of Junior Achievement Ireland’s founding partners. Since 1997, we have worked together to equip young people with the skills to find meaningful employment, build sustainable businesses, and thrive in their communities. 

Our long-standing partnership has spanned over 25 years, with &J employee volunteers delivering programmes in schools across Ireland, supporting hundreds of students. These hands-on learning opportunities focus on key life skills and connect classroom lessons to the real world. We remain committed to helping young people realise their full potential through STEM education. 

Our commitment to community extends to Jobstown Assisting Drug Dependency (JADD), a Tallaght-based organisation that helps families and individuals dealing with addiction. Through employee volunteering and long-standing partnerships, we work together to empower individuals who are striving for a drug-free future. 

This partnership reflects our Credo values, focusing on improving the health and wellbeing of the communities where we live and work.