The CIN will be hosting our second annual conference with a full day event running from 9.30am to 4pm in Renehan Hall, St. Patrick’s College, St. Patrick’s House. The event focuses on economic value of the Older People as a sector, the future of Housing & older person, the model for Care in the Community.

Beneficial to adults bereaved by suicide, regardless of the length of time since the death occurred, the relationship the person had to the person who died by suicide, or the circumstances of the death. Also, if you are supporting someone bereaved by suicide, we encourage you to attend.

Join us for an exhibition showcasing the creative work produced by participants of Age-Friendly Universities (AFU) throughout the year. This event will offer a unique opportunity to explore and celebrate the artistic endeavours, talents, and contributions of individuals engaged in AFU programs.

Charity Trustee Speed-Dating is the board recruitment event of the year, providing an excellent opportunity for charities to streamline their board recruitment by meeting face-to-face with enthusiastic candidates who are looking to give their skills, time, and expertise to a cause they are passionate about.

HUGG, the national suicide bereavement charity, will host a FREE information event on Saturday, 15th June , ‘Finding Hope and Healing After Suicide’, from 1pm-3pm in the Avalon House Hotel, The Square, Castlecomer. There is no need to register for this event, all are welcome.

In this free Zoom Webinar we shall be looking at some simple, powerful and effective strategies for dealing with other people and the problems they cause and finding solutions and remedies rather than forever BRAGGING on about how right we are and how wrong they are and vice versa and thereby only making the problem worse.

Join VSI at our online meetup on Tuesday, 28 May from 19:00 to 20:00! This month's meetup is on the topic of biodiversity. We will hear from a conservation ranger working in Killarney National Park about biodiversity in the National Park and across Ireland and the challenges in this area.

The Famine Walk gives us an opportunity to commemorate, learn and act. It is a poignant journey echoing the past and striving for a more peaceful future, giving us an opportunity to stand for humanity and against injustice. Let’s walk together with purpose and determination.

In this free webinar for nonprofit organisations, we will discuss: Deciding when to take on your first staff member. Preparing to become an employer. Managing expectations of board members and volunteers when taking on the first staff member. Setting boundaries as a nonprofit’s first staff member.

At Irish Hospice Foundation, we recognise that volunteers can sometimes encounter grief as part of their work. As part of National Volunteers Week, we're hosting this webinar for volunteers to thank and support all their brilliant and hard work in our workplaces and communities.

The event will feature speakers from the Department of Education, Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Aontas and Education For Sustainability.

This is a free event for anyone who is bereaved, supporting someone who is bereaved, or works in the community supporting those who are bereaved. Speaker Bryan Nolan will give a talk on bereavement, and there will be a Q&A session with a panel of people with lived experience of bereavement.

As the representative body for Ireland’s leading and professional charities, Cii will host a screening of a new film ‘Uncharitable’. The film challenges some long-standing preconceptions about how the sector should be resourced.

Please join us at the last Breakfast Club of Series 2 on Leadership and Vulnerability. Vulnerability within leadership refers to leaders who share their emotions with their team in the hope that it will build team trust and resilience. The event is free and open to anyone in the sector, at any stage of their leadership journey.

The purpose of the event is to promote awareness around stroke, aphasia and brain injury; rehab and recovery, support for family and carers, risks and prevention, healthy lifestyle, medical advancements in various treatments and stroke survivor stories. There is no entry fee but registration is necessary.

The 21st International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, a beacon for inclusive and diverse storytelling, announces its return from May 6th to May 19th, 2024. With a history of fostering inclusivity and creativity, this year's festival promises an array of productions that span genres, themes, and experiences, reflecting the diversity of talent and creativity.