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.

Diabetes Ireland is thrilled to introduce the newly updated “Living well with Type 2 Diabetes” booklet. This resource serves as a valuable guide for individuals and families affected by Type 2 diabetes, offering easily understandable information from diagnosis to daily management to promote a healthy lifestyle.

Call for Research Participants in a research study that explores stress, e-cigarette use and its risk factors: stress, social influence and access, for a master's Degree in Applied psychology.

We offer a small number of scholarships up to the value of €3,000 each to make education in end-of-life and bereavement care accessible to multiple disciplines (nursing, medicine, allied health professionals and others).

We wish to recruit and train Support volunteers to expand our community Outreach service. You will be part of a team who support people who are deafblind in a variety of ways.

This survey is designed to further explore some of the topics covered in our “Lived Experience of Intercountry Adoption” interviews, which were conducted in 2023. It is anonymous, and it takes 5-7 minutes to complete.

The Communities Integration Fund enables community-based organisations across Ireland to build on their vital work in reaching out to, and helping to, integrate migrants into local communities. Successful organisations will receive grant funding of €1,000 – €5,000 to support local integration initiatives.

The aim of this in person training is to provide a trauma-informed toolkit to support women looking to rebuild their financial wellbeing and take back control of their financial futures after being subjected to domestic abuse and coercive control.

This project showcases the creative talents of ATD Ireland community activists along with members of Zero Waste Alliance Ireland, Doras Bui family resource centre, Misean Cara three2six project and Matt Talbot Community Trust and activists from ATD Guatemala.

Behind the scenes of the UCD Festival, over 800 people – alumni, students, staff and people from the local community – collaborate to bring the festival to life and make it an exciting, diverse and vibrant event for all to enjoy.

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.

Join our Steering Board - Midlands LGBT+ Project. All training will be provided however experience in finance, HR, governance, fundraising would be an advantage.

1st May we are launching our ‘Review of Approaches and Models of Partnership Working’ report. Followed by two seminars to unpick and explore the lessons for our practice in promoting access to and progression in higher education for underrepresented learners.

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.

This one day online workshop will focus on the use of denial as a defensive strategy against emotional pain in everyday life and in particular when pain relates to dealing with psychological trauma and addiction issues. Participants will receive an e-Certificate of Completion in ‘Denial and Self-deception’.

We are looking for volunteers who will drive one of our vans and who must hold a full driving licence and for volunteers who will accompany the driver as a support worker.

The MA in Educational Practice at National College of Ireland is a two-year, part-time evening programme for professionals working in education and training contexts who wish to develop their knowledge, skills and competence to effectively enable the learning and development of others.

Let’s hit the road and make an Impact! Calling all passionate runners, joggers, and walkers! Lace up your trainers and make every step count for the CRC by taking part on June 2nd 2024.

We invite Dublin based organisations to host business interns for a 6 week placement this Summer as part of the UCD Quinn Summer Internship Programme. Summer internships may be subject to either hybrid or in-person working arrangements, depending on individual company arrangements.

The course promotes principles of inclusion, human rights, equality and social justice, working towards sustainable development, and tackling issues such as inequality, climate change, poverty and disadvantage. Duration: 4 years (Commencing September 2024 Full Time).

Assist with grant writing and proposal development for government and funding opportunities. Assisting with the invoice system. Help with the preparation of accounts.

The Wheel is delighted to launch Training Links 2024 – 2026. Training Links funds community and voluntary organisations to form Training Networks — groups of organisations who come together to undertake training that they may not have the opportunity to do individually.

RCSI, in association with Irish Hospice Foundation, runs two accredited Level 9 MSc programmes - MSc Loss & Bereavement and MSc Loss & Bereavement (Clinical Practice) focusing on loss and bereavement and are now inviting applications for these part-time postgraduate programmes run over two years.

We are seeking a volunteer with an interest & experience in gardening and caring for an outdoor environment. Once or twice monthly for 2 - 3 hours.

The role entails listening to the service user, providing support, care and where needed offering practical advice on available services. Full training provided.