Exploring How VR Can Support Public Services and Community Engagement

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Cavan Monaghan Science Festival

We’ll explore practical ways VR can help organisations and connect with their audiences in new and meaningful ways.

Johnston Central Library

Virtual Reality (VR) is no longer just for gaming—it’s becoming a powerful tool to enhance learning, training, and community interaction across a wide range of public services. In our upcoming presentation, we’ll explore practical ways VR can help organisations deliver more engaging experiences, improve operational readiness, and connect with their audiences in new and meaningful ways. Examples include bringing museum and heritage stories to life, immersive arts and cultural experiences, realistic training for emergency and public safety teams, and innovative community and enterprise programs. These applications are designed to be accessible, scalable, and adaptable to different needs and budgets. Whether your focus is cultural preservation, safety preparedness, or community development, VR offers flexible solutions that can make these goals easier to achieve and more impactful for the people you serve. We’d welcome the opportunity to discuss how these tools could work for your organisation.