Funding of up to €1 million is available for projects that build on the strengths of the local area, have an identified need, and create new job opportunities or increase the sustainability of existing jobs in the territory. Applicants need to demonstrate alignment with 'Local Economic and Community Plans' of their respective county.

An employer can apply for funding to arrange and pay for Disability Equality and Inclusion Training for their staff. Work and Access supports Disability Equality and Inclusion Training for employers/organisations. The training courses should be tailored to address the specific needs of a workplace.

VSI is welcoming applications to take part in their ‘Youth for Climate Justice Project’ this autumn. This 2-week project is a mix of online and in-person sessions and is open to 18-25 year olds living in Ireland. It will take place from 21st September – 5th October and support is available for those who need extra support to participate.

Gather your friends, family, colleagues or neighbours and stick on the kettle for a good cause this year. Register now to host a coffee morning on Thursday 26th September 2024 in aid of your local hospice or homecare group.

The Leadership Academy Breakfast Clubs are back for Series 3! The Leadership Academy Breakfast Clubs are back with an event discussing Leadership & Accountability on Thursday 19th September.

This Conference aims to enhance cross-sectoral collaboration for wildlife and environmental protection. It hopes to bridge the gaps between government bodies, conservation groups, legal experts, and community stakeholders. Date: 17th October in Johnstown House.

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

Volunteers Needed: Be a part of Mental Health Roscommon. Interested ? Get in Touch! More information can be found on our website and social media.

By providing a Be Well Workbook The Irish Second-Level Students’ Union and Youth Work Ireland are working to support the wellbeing of young people. This initiative is supported by the RTE Toy Show Appeal. The workbook is a simple guide to managing your stress, worry and anxiety.

We currently have a bursary available for post primary teachers in DEIS schools in Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow, with thanks to Consilient Health. Training is normally priced at €150 but we are delighted to offer the opportunity to train FOR FREE as a Narrative 4 facilitator.

Enclude, the Irish Partner for Meet & Code, is inviting applications for Meet & Code 2024. Grants of €500 are available to Irish non-profits hosting events designed to introduce young people aged 8 to 24 to technology and coding. Events can take the form of in-person workshops, webinars, hackathons and more.

Children’s Books Ireland will launch its annual reading guide for young people at a special Culture Night event at Dubray Books on Grafton Street. The free event will feature readings and signings by authors, an interactive window drawing display led by illustrators, and a Book Clinic where children are prescribed with their next read.

SERVE is pleased to co-host a series of Friendship Cafes in Cork over the next few months with Think Speak Do Community Engagement. Friendship Cafe is a welcoming social space where people from all community backgrounds can share their experience and ideas.

The Cork Life Centre works with young people from 12-18 years. We are currently looking for volunteers to work with our young people across all subjects.

Mid West Recovery Education Service (ARIES) are delighted to announce our free September 2024 online schedule.  Mid West ARIES aims to provide the Mid West Region with an inspirational and inclusive educational programme on recovery and wellbeing in mental health.

We are looking for mature, caring and like-minded individuals or couples of any age (21 to post retirement) with plenty of energy, creativity and a love of quiet rural life.

Time to Talk: Tomorrow Starts Today is a campaign by Irish Hospice Foundation which aims to normalise conversations about dying and grieving. Death and grief affect us all. It’s important that we explore and think about our end-of-life wishes, and that we discuss them with our loved ones.

As a Board Member, you will play a crucial role in guiding SOSAD Ireland through its next phase of growth, ensuring we continue to deliver high-quality services and support to those in need.

The conference will feature inputs, interactive workshops and panel discussions and is targeted at youth workers, youth work managers, volunteers, educators, policy makers, community development workers, students and anyone interested in learning more about universal youth work.

The event has 3 options to choose from - a longer sportive (116km) route, a shorter sportive (78km) route and there will also be a kids/family spin around Oranmore village.

LauraLynn Children's Hospice is inviting you to take part in our 100 Skips in September Challenge. Join hundreds of others who’ll be completing the 100 Skips in September. By taking part you will be supporting children with life-limiting conditions in LauraLynn, Ireland’s only Children’s Hospice.

Ready to dive in for Childline in September? Challenge yourself to 10 Sea Swims anywhere in Ireland in 30 days, and support Childline’s 24/hr listening service for children nationwide. Sign up now and we'll provide you with everything you need to raise funds to support Childline.

safeTALK is a 3½ hour ‘suicide alertness’ programme that prepares participants (over the age of 18 yrs.) to identify and engage with persons who may be having thoughts of suicide. Participants learn how to provide practical help by using the steps of TALK (Tell, Ask, Listen and Keepsafe).

safeTALK is a 3½ hour ‘suicide alertness’ programme that prepares participants (over the age of 18 yrs.) to identify and engage with persons who may be having thoughts of suicide. Participants learn how to provide practical help by using the steps of TALK (Tell, Ask, Listen and Keepsafe).

Open to learning something new? Come to UCD in 2024-25. UCD Access and Lifelong Learning are excited to share with you our Lifelong, Open Learning and University Access programmes 2024-25. UCD has a long tradition of recognising the wider benefits of lifelong learning, which are reflected in our vibrant and engaging part-time programmes.