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Click here to visit the Activelink Job Calendar!Activelink is the premier online network for non-profit organisations. We provide information on jobs, tenders, volunteering, events, fundraising, training, publications and funding in the non-profit sector.

Our website is updated daily and filtered into 2 weekly newsletter bulletins – Activelink (jobs and volunteering) and Community Exchange (training and events).

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ORBIS Ireland Photography Exhibition

Frank Miller Exhibition

 
On 8 - 16 March, at the Centre for Creative Practices (15 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin 2), ORBIS is exhibiting a number of photographs illustrating their sight saving work in rural Ethiopia. This spectacular collection, is a combination of work by amateur and professional photographers (including work by Sean Breithaupt and Yvette Monahan). The collection perfectly illustrates the amazing life changing work of ORBIS, while at the same time capturing the humbling way of life in rural Ethiopia. There will be a limited number of the bespoke framed prints available to purchase.

Ethiopia has one of the highest levels of the blinding eye disease, trachoma. Left untreated, it will cause profound disability and a lifetime of dependence. Those who become blind in developing countries are often seen as a burden on society and up to half of children who become blind, will die within two years.

ORBIS is currently focused on providing vital eye care in order to eliminate this highly prevalent and life destroying disease from rural regions of Ethiopia.

 

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Highlights

The European Commission Representation in Ireland invites you to attend a public seminar on European Economic Policy – What’s in it for Ireland? in your region.
These seminars will feature brief presentations from a number of experts on European and Irish economic and political affairs. Seminars take place in Athlone, Sligo and Limerick until Februray 15th.

 

Fusion Training are offering a Certificate in Conflict Resolution: FETAC Level 6
This programme is aimed at people who wish to understand, manage and resolve conflict in their lives and in the workplace. Participants will get the opportunity to explore the significance of conflict in their lives, consider their own behaviour in conflict scenarios and learn applicable skills in dealing with conflict.

Fun Galaxy are looking for a Kids of Life Montessori/Naoínra
Qualified and experienced Naoínra Teacher required for a morning position in a busy Pre-school in Swords.
Must have FETAC Level 8 and at least 3 years teaching experience.
Fluent Irish required.
Closing date for application: February 29th
 

The History of Activelink and Community Exchange

Community Exchange started in October 1999 as a monthly e-mail bulletin aiming at providing a communication channel for groups and individuals involved or interested in the work of community and voluntary organisations in Ireland.

At the time, there was no other online forum where people could find out and/or exchange information and news about the voluntary sector in Ireland and we were hoping that over time, people would find the bulletin a useful environment for sharing information, and for actively contributing to its contents.

In 2001 we set up a website for Community Exchange and Activelink, in order to provide a professional online communications hub where Community and Voluntary groups, NGOs, Charities and the Non-Profit Sector in Ireland could:

  • promote their work / activities / campaigns;
  • advertise vacancies and volunteering opportunities;

We continue to provide weekly e-mail bulletins for subscribers who prefer to get the information delivered to their computers.

Testimonials

"Since I arrived in Ireland 7 years ago from Canada I have been impressed with the impact Activelink has within the community sector. Keep up the valued work!"
Maria Gallo, Development Manager, St Angela's College, Sligo

"We would like to thank you for an excellent service, we got a very positive response from the advert."
Alex Scannell, Northside Partnership Ltd.

"The ad looks great. I really appreciate you putting it up.You guys do an amazing job. Thank you again."
Jackie Marion, Volunteer

"Thanks to you and the Bray People we had 38 applicants and we successfully recruited a really suitable applicant.  Your service is invaluable to the sector - keep it up."
Carole Nealon, The Meningitis Trust

 

 

 

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