Volunteers required for our mentoring programme in North Dublin, Meath & Drogheda areas. We ask volunteers for 1 to 2 hours a week for a year to meet a young person between 8-18.

Our Certificate Programme is the perfect entry point for those considering a career in counselling and psychotherapy as it contains an excellent mix of theory, skills, and personal development. All IICP teaching staff are therapy practitioners, which means they put their teaching into a real-world context.

This innovative programme is validated by QQI and accredited by IACP, Ireland’s largest professional body. With a seamless transition from theory to practice, graduates of this programme are perfectly placed to pursue an enriching and fulfilling career as a therapist in the helping professions.

With our 20th birthday approaching and a host of new offerings available, we decided it was time to give Enclude a fresh new look to take us into our next decade. Take a look!

Our training offers a solid legal grounding for anyone working at the frontline of housing and homelessness. This training is for Frontline workers in housing and homelessness Legal advisors, NGO staff, and policy professionals Community advocates and support workers.

Ireland’s once-promising trajectory on migrant integration has reversed, according to the newly released Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) 2024. The country’s score has dropped by 5 points compared to previous years, reflecting the absence of a new national integration strategy following the expiry of the 2017 Migrant Integration Strategy.

Dr Sinead McGrath Memorial International Development Scholarship (€2500) - now taking applications for September 2025. The Department of International Development, Maynooth University welcomes applications for a Masters bursary, which is worth €2500 for the winning student.

The Ring Of Kerry Charity Cycle is back on the road Saturday, July 5th, 2025. This iconic cycling event now in it’s 43rd year takes place along one of the world’s most renowned touring routes THE RING OF KERRY, a 170 KM circular route starting and ending in the beautiful town of Killarney.

The OCO’s Annual Report for 2024 Tomorrow Starts with Us shows the complaints are becoming more complex, with almost one in five relating to more than one agency, and a third relating to multiple categories of concern. Education remains the most complained about issue to the OCO at 33%.

Patients spend an average of €3,264 annually on managing their IBD including treatment and dietary needs. Nearly half (47%) have avoided seeking necessary medical care due to cost. 60% of people living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in Ireland face financial difficulty as a result of the disease, according to a new report published.

This is a dynamic training session designed to spark real change where it’s needed most. While civil society and volunteer-driven organisations often champion inclusivity, leadership roles still don’t reflect the diversity of those they serve. Online, Monday 14 July.

We are transitioning to Microsoft M365 suite and looking for someone with specific technical knowledge in this area to support us. This will be an ongoing role.

Samaritans volunteers across Ireland answered 50 calls every hour last year, as new research revealed it is the only form of support for over half of callers. The Ireland Impact Report for 2024 showed that volunteers provided 100,000 hours of support to callers during the year.

No formal qualifications are required as we offer comprehensive training, just a willingness to help, kindness and empathy. You will need to be over 22 years of age and have excellent English.

We are a volunteer led charity providing Mental Health support & individual counselling to people 16 and over. We are seeking a Volunteer Admin / Support Worker for Cavan.

We are excited to welcome a volunteer chiropodist or podiatrist to provide essential foot care services to the residents of our High-Support Houses in Cork City.

Make a Real Difference: Volunteer with PACE @your PACE and work alongside people with offending histories, helping them to rebuild their lives, avoid reoffending, and contribute positively to society. Make a lasting impact on someone’s life.

Take on the Croke Park Abseil and Support Mental Health with Shine. Join us for a once in a lifetime adrenaline rush and help shine a light on mental health. On 11 July, you’ll have the chance to abseil 150ft from the iconic Hogan Stand at Croke Park while raising vital funds for Shine.

Irish Red Cross offers a range of mental health and wellbeing supports for people who have fled from Ukraine to Ireland, and for the professionals and volunteers who support them. Our mental health support services include training and therapeutic interventions, depending on your need.

Volunteers play a key role in enriching the lives of the individuals we support. By giving your time, skills & friendship, you can help create real opportunities for social engagement & community participation.

Growing up in a wealthy country with abundant resources does not a guarantee a happy, healthy childhood. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, children in some of the richest countries experienced significant declines in their academic performance, mental well-being and physical health.

Dublin City University’s (DCU) MA in Ethics (Corporate Responsibility) provides participants with knowledge in the foundations of ethics and skills in applying business ethics concepts and frameworks in the context of organisations. The course is part-time, over two years. No philosophy or ethics background is required to apply for this course.

​This growing platform showcases the work, ideas, and impact of philanthropy across Ireland through interviews, expert analysis, advice, best practices, and featured articles. Stay up to date with the latest developments, trends, and conversations shaping the sector.

We want to hold a special remembrance soccer tournament for men to honour their loved one who died by suicide. We are seeking volunteers to help us lead this unique once-off event.

High blood pressure is blood pressure that is consistently higher than normal. The medical term for high blood pressure is hypertension. The ideal blood pressure is less than 120/70. For most people, high blood pressure is 140/90 or more. This will be lower if you have other conditions like diabetes or kidney disease or if you’ve had a stroke or already have heart disease.