Your voice matters. If you are of a nationality other than Irish, or second-generation Irish living in Ireland, we would love to hear from you. Morgan McKinley have been commissioned to conduct research on the very important topic of “Fostering Ethnic Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace”.

To better understand how climate change impacts the Irish population we are asking you to complete a short survey (30 minutes and is completely confidential and anonymous) on your views of climate change, its risks to you and how it affects your day-to-day life.

No matter what stage you are at in your leadership journey one of the most important things to do is to resource yourself by finding people that can support, advise and guide you to your next stage. If you are a leader in our sector seeking a coach, mentor, facilitator or other support service, why not check out our Leadership Academy Directory.

If you’re planning a conference, awareness campaign or fundraiser, then talk to d2 communications today. d2 communications is an Irish public relations consultancy specialising in the charity sector and offering a range of services, including PR / publicity, strategic communications planning, and media training.

TASC, an independent think-tank for social change, is seeking participants for a 1.5-hour focus groups on Monday 29th of July. Your participation will help us shape an 8-hour in-person "Training of Trainers" financial education programme aimed at enabling front-line service providers to better respond to and meet the specific needs of marginalised young people in Ireland.

In partnership with Dublin City Council Sports Section, Dublin City Council Culture Company invite applications from artists to spend 11 months in residence in a designated Community Sports and Recreation Centre. Dublin City Council Culture Company runs cultural initiatives and buildings across the city with, and for, the people of Dublin.

Well-known community sector leader John Evoy is the latest guest on the Love and Courage podcast. John joins host Ruairí McKiernan for a rich and wide-ranging conversation that explores his upbringing in rural Wexford, his experiences with bereavement and addiction, and his transition from farming into community work, including founding the Irish Men’s Shed’s Association.

We are currently conducting research into the vulnerabilities and challenges that are faced by young people aged 14 - 30. The results of this research will support the creation of tailored roadmaps and interventions which will be implemented in Autumn 2024 to reduce the vulnerabilities faced by young people in our community.

The Focus Ireland Podcast hosted by Clare McKenna explores the complexities involved across the homelessness landscape. In each episode, Broadcaster and Podcaster Clare McKenna, along with an array of guests, delves into the nuances of homelessness, the areas we don’t normally have time to discuss in the media and elsewhere.

HUGG is the national suicide bereavement charity dedicated to supporting adults bereaved by suicide in the Republic of Ireland. The HUGG vision is that anyone bereaved by suicide can find hope and healing. HUGG is launching its 18th support group in Naas, Co. Kildare. The group will take place monthly on Tuesday evenings. 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

The Under 18 service works with teens under 18 years who have a history of drug and/or alcohol use. The service is available to those in the Wicklow town and surrounding areas and is free to access. Enquiries can be made by families and professional services.

The youth mental health signposting tool aims to provide young people, parents, caregivers, and those working with young people, with reliable up to date information on where to access supports and services at both a local and national level for a variety of mental health issues.

It is vital that men know that accessing support can be lifesaving, that mens grief is valid and they deserve help. Following a death by suicide 65% of men experienced mental health problems; 40% used alcohol to cope with their grief; 33% reported problems with family relationships and 28% said their physical health deteriorated.

The Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS) is the statutory body with responsibility for the national blood supply. The IBTS also provides testing and tissue services to hospitals and is responsible for the Irish Unrelated Bone Marrow Registry. The IBTS is committed to the highest standard of service delivery to our donors.