This new awareness campaign – ‘Take a minute, before you bin it!’ is aiming to increase awareness and knowledge on how to improve waste segregation. As Ireland transitions to a more circular economy, this national initiative highlights how simple individual actions, can collectively boost Ireland’s recycling rate.

When two or more individuals or groups come together to work in partnership, creating a group agreement at the start sets the foundations for a good partnership. The PPI Ignite Network invites individuals and organisations interested in partnership working, especially in health and social care research, to an in-person workshop in Dublin.

Do you know a child aged 6-16 living with a lifelong physical health condition who would benefit from building confidence, connecting with others and expressing themselves through creative activities? We are now taking registrations for our busiest Autumn / Winter workshop season yet!

We’re excited to announce that registration for the Love of Lifelong Learning Programme is now open! Starting the week of October 7th, we will offer a diverse range of opportunities to explore languages, arts, cultural activities, and Philosophy.

Please help send vital food and water, shelter, blankets, essential medical supplies and healthcare. Help us let families in Gaza and Lebanon know they are not forgotten. For the humanity we all share, thank you for sending whatever help you can.

The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) is hosting a free plain English webinar series ‘Using plain English in your organisation’ for people working with members of the public. We will discuss using plain English when designing forms, creating leaflets and writing for the web.

The National Adult Literacy Agency (NALA) is hosting a free four-part webinar series ‘Literacy opens doors’ for people working in the community and voluntary sector. We will discuss how we can be more aware and make changes to support people who may struggle with reading, writing and maths.

This 1-day training is delivered by Trauma management expert Jenny Mincin PhD, MPhil, MPA, who is an expert in disaster mental health. Topics include crisis-intervention fundamentals, overview of trauma and de-escalation techniques, case studies and exercises to integrate strategies into practice.

All year round at Belong To, we create spaces for community, connection and fun. Connection and community are vital components for positive mental health – so these supports are just as important to the wellbeing of LGBTQ+ young people!

Our Better Out Than In campaign, developed in collaboration with Belong To’s Youth Advisory Panel, is well under way and we’re seeing a huge, positive response. This is our annual mental health and wellbeing campaign which encourages LGBTQ+ young people to seek support when struggling.

We are delighted to announce our third National Trauma Informed Practice Conference which will take place on 7th November 2024, in the Grand Hotel, Malahide. The conference is a dynamic, educational and validating experience, with over 20 speakers, and 14 skills, reflection and educational workshops.

We are looking for mentors to support our programmes, which pair volunteers with mentees (young individuals or parents) who could benefit from guidance, friendship, and encouragement.

A community member of Hill Street Family Resource Centre (FRC) will outline the support her FRC showed to her, and the impact it had on her life – including after the Dublin Riots earlier this year – at a briefing to Oireachtas members.

Smashing Times International Centre for the Arts and Equality and Front Line Defenders, and a range of partners, present the sixth annual, international Dublin Arts and Human Rights Festival. The festival features exciting & innovative events that promote equality, human rights and diversity through the arts, taking place in Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare, Kerry, Cork, Leitrim, Roscommon and Galway.

The Coalition Against Hate Crime is disappointed that the Minister for Justice and government have decided to drop the incitement or hate speech sections of the Criminal Justice (Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences) Bill 2022.

Are you interested in mental well-being and looking for a meaningful role? We are seeking an Administrator to support our CEO. A great opportunity to gain experience while making a difference!

Applicants will hold a Level 8 Degree in the helping professions (counselling, psychotherapy, social care, social work, psychology, psych nursing, mental health, addiction etc.). Those who hold a Level 7 Degree in the helping professions, plus appropriate relevant work experience may be eligible

This course is intended for therapists, mental health practitioners and for those professionals who would like to add mindfulness to the range of clinical interventions available to them. Additionally, it is ideal for those who would like to use mindfulness in their own lives.

A significant portion of young people in the Generation Z age group in Ireland would consider getting involved in politics, civic activism and social innovation, with social media playing a crucial role in helping them make their views and opinions heard.

Join us for an evening of rest and stillness. All donations will go to Gerri’s Place. As the autumn season wraps us in its cool embrace, join us for a unique evening as we transition from this season into the winter months ahead.

This programme is suitable for those who seek to develop their knowledge and understanding of self-harm and the reasons underlying such behaviour. How to support and care for those engaging in self harm and what resources and services are available will also be outlined.

SafeTALK is a half-day alertness training that prepares attendees, regardless of prior experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t truly want to die, but are struggling with the pain in their lives.

SafeTALK is a half-day alertness training that prepares attendees, regardless of prior experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t truly want to die, but are struggling with the pain in their lives.

An interactive programme with the aim of helping participants to identify people who are at risk, confidently ask about the topic of suicide and give encouragement to connect in with relevant resources that can help to provide safety.

SafeTALK is a half-day alertness training that prepares attendees, regardless of prior experience or training, to become a suicide-alert helper. Most people with thoughts of suicide don’t truly want to die, but are struggling with the pain in their lives.