The groups are facilitated by Diabetes Ireland Health Professionals, a Nurse or Dietitian, and kept to a maximum of 12 participants in a relaxed environment sharing and hearing people’s own experiences.

Tinnitus affects about 10-15% of the people and 2-3% of these people are severely distressed by their ear sounds. Although there is no cure for tinnitus at this point, there are ways to manage your tinnitus. One of the most powerful ways is by finding your tinnitus community.

Join us online on Thursday, 8 June from 9.30 – 11am for our next Leadership Breakfast Club, the last before the summer break. This month’s topic explores Leadership and Mental Health.

The Ark and One Family warmly invite you to a rehearsed reading of Always the Two of Us, a new play for grown-ups by Kate Heffernan that shares real life stories from adults who grew up in one parent families.

To celebrate La Fête de la musique (World Music Day - 21 June) the French Embassy and the Alliance Française Network in Ireland are delighted to present the Irish premiere of Rookies (Allons enfants), a French Hip-Hop dance battle documentary.

The Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) is inviting you to their Annual Conference 2023 Transforming Global Citizenship Education: innovating for a better world. Speakers including Minister Seán Fleming and Leonardo Garnier, Special Adviser to the UN Secretary General for the Transforming Education Summit.

Join us for a Zoom discussion on governance and to begin to explore what supports disabled people might access to take on local and national board roles and to build inclusion into structures. This discussion will take place on Zoom from 11am to 1pm on Tuesday 13th June.

The SAOL Project would like to invite you to participate in this free webinar, "it's still different for Women" an experiential perspective of 27 years of working with women who use substances form Dublin's North inner City.

Street Feast is a campaign run by Neighbourhood Network. Neighbourhood Network supports neighbours to connect and to work together. On June 25th, we're inviting neighbours across Ireland to come together for a day of not-for-profit, all for fun neighbourly lunches - it’s about community, having the craic and sharing great food.

Join Comhlámh and Oxfam Ireland for the First Wednesdays Summer Series 2023, which will focus on the critical issue of EU pushbacks and the breakdown of the rule of law at the European borders. The first event of the series Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Shedding Light on the Reality of EU Pushbacks.

We are delighted to announce that this year, Rare Ireland, have come on board with us for Carers Week 2023. Rare Ireland, who were registered as a charity last year, support families who are going through or living with a rare diagnosis for their child.

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland’s On With Life Programme has announced a national event for carers and family members of brain injury survivors on National Carer’s Day. This event is designed to give carers and family members time to reflect, learn and gather together. 

Come along to find out about: Recovery after Stroke Music Therapy, Communication after Stroke, Living Well Programme, Patient & Carer Stories, Information Stands & Local Support Services. Guest Speakers Include: Irish Heart Foundation, National Clinical Lead for Stroke & Stroke Survivors.

The DSAI Nutrition and Health Study Group are delighted to welcome Prof. Glenn Denning for a Book Launch of his latest book 'Universal Food Security - How To End Hunger While Protecting the Planet'. A reading by the author and Q&A discussion will be followed by a drinks reception.

The next session in the Irish Development Education Association's (IDEA) Innovation Series 2023, is our Lab “The Innovator’s Studio”, taking place 22 June, Richmond Barracks, Dublin 8, 10.00am – 5.00pm. This is a laboratory type space where wild ideas can come to life. It will provide a safe space, where you can share experiences, explore, and gain support.

The Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) is inviting you to join us for the first event in our Innovation Series 2023, the Innovator’s Toolkit. This interactive and engaging 2-part workshop will introduce you to Innovation, as well as methods, exercises and activities that will help you identify your creative strengths, and enable you to think about, design and frame your projects differently.

Do you ever find it difficult to stay connected to yourself, others and the planet during these times of ecological and social crisis? Are you struggling to find a way to respond to these times? Come along to this one-day retreat to feel more empowered, connected and resourced in your responses to the world around you.

Join Charities Institute Ireland for the first in our series of +Impact Panels. With more reliance on digital channels, the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics, and the rise of virtual events, ethical considerations, and trust have become critical issues for charities seeking to engage with donors and other stakeholders.