Monaghan County Childcare Committee was established in January 2001 as part of the Government's National Childcare Policy to develop childcare services at local level. We aim to increase both the supply and quality of childcare services based on an analysis of need within the county.

The National Youth Arts Programme is an initiative of the National Youth Council of Ireland and supported by the Arts Council and the Department of Education and Science (Youth Affairs Section).

The National Youth Council of Ireland is the representative body for voluntary youth organisations in Ireland. NYCI promotes the development of services for all young people and promotes and safeguards their interests and concerns.

The New Life Centre is a family resource centre established in 1999 to enable the community of Darndale Belcamp and the surrounding areas of the north side of Dublin to ‘realise their potential’.

We have been working with the local community since 1984 and our goal is to provide a variety of Community Development and Family Support Programmes for children, adults and and Families living in the Newbridge area. We also provide a quality Childcare service.

We are a community and family resource who provides a wide range of projects and programmes. Our mission is to provide a safe, welcoming and supportive environment which enables the community to reach its full potential based on principles of equality, empowerment and justice.

Not So Different is a Social Enterprise that promotes Equality and Inclusion for people who are neurodiverse. It’s all about bringing people who are neurodivegent and neurotypical together, to work with each other, learn from each other and create great opportunities.

To nurture the mental, physical and emotional growth and well being of Ugandan HIV/AIDS infected and affected orphans and vulnerable children, as their HIV+ parents/guardians.

We are aa organisation providing full-time residential care for young people aged 7-18 built on the foundation of loyalty and brilliance from its team. We guarantee the highest quality of care to the young people we support across Ireland.

Is ógeagraíocht Ghaeilge do dhaoine óga ó 8-19 bliain d’aois é Ógras. Cuirimid réimse leathan seirbhísí agus gníomhaíochtaí óige ar fáil lena n-áirítear Clubanna, Campaí, Turais, Tionscadail, Ceardlanna, Malartuithe Idirnáisiúnta agus go leor eile, trí Ghaeilge. Tá dhá aoisghrúpa i gceist sna clubanna: Óg-Ógras do pháistí idir 8-12 bhliain d'aois agus Ógras do dhéagóirí idir 13-19 bliana d'aois.

The OCO investigates complaints about services provided to children by public organisations. The service is free and independent. The Ombudsman for Children’s Office (OCO) is a human rights institution that promotes the rights and welfare of young people under 18 years of age living in Ireland.

Co-operation Ireland is an all-island peace-building organisation. We work to build a shared and cohesive society by addressing legacy issues of the conflict and facilitating. Co-operation Ireland is an all-island peace-building organisation.

Orchard Fostering was established in 2008 by social work professionals who had extensive experience working with foster carers and vulnerable children; they adopted a family ethos in running the business knowing all the staff and carers personally.

Ossory Youth is a voluntary, non-profit youth work organisation working with and for young people within the Diocese of Ossory, covering Kilkenny and parts of Laois and Offaly. We were officially established in 1985 and have operated out of Desart Hall since then.

Parents First is an early intervention model of family support seeking to increase the confidence and independence of families. It is a “strengths” base concept which seeks to empower and build on the relationships within the family and the local community.

Pathways Ireland is a children’s residential service provider based in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. We offer medium to long-term residential placements, outreach and family support services in four locations in counties Carlow, Kildare, Meath and Offaly.

Plan International is one of the largest international child-centred development organisations in the world, operating in more than 75 countries. Our mission is a just world that advances children’s rights and equality for girls.

Pobal works on behalf of Government to support communities and local agencies toward achieving social inclusion and development. Pobal, formerly known as Area Development Management, was established in 1992 by the Irish Government in agreement with the European Commission to manage an EU Grant for local development.

Preparing for Life is a prevention and early intervention project based in North Dublin. We work to improve children’s lives by supporting parents, early years practitioners and teachers to use proven approaches to help children reach their full potential.

Rainbows is a free, voluntary service for children and young people experiencing loss following bereavement and parental separation. The Rainbows service is an inclusive service, supporting children and young people experiencing grief and loss resulting from bereavement/parental separation/parental relationship breakdown /divorce.

When your child is sick, you want the best care possible - even if it is hundreds of miles away. Our Ronald McDonald House allows families across Ireland to stay close to their child for as long as they are undergoing treatment in Children's Health Ireland at Crumlin.

We provide direct services for marginalised young people including drug users, young homeless, Travellers, teenage parents, early school leavers and young offenders. We promote the development of voluntary youth groups and volunteers, and the development and management of resources for young people in the North Clondalkin area.

Save the Children’s ambition is a world in which every child has the right to survive, learn and be protected. We were founded on the belief that every child deserves the chance of a future. This belief underpins everything we do.

Scouting Ireland is one of the largest national youth organisations in Ireland, dedicated to the development of life skills for young people. Since 1908, young people in Ireland have been involved in the Scouting movement. Today, our Scout Groups involve over 35,000 young people and 12,000 volunteers across Ireland.

SERVE is a development and volunteering organisation committed to tackling the root causes of poverty to achieve justice, equality and opportunities for all. Since 2003 SERVE has worked in solidarity with communities living in poverty, supporting initiatives in Southern Africa, South-East Asia and South America.