Sligo Springboard Family Support Service is a not for profit organisation established in 1996 in Cranmore, Co. Sligo and was known as Resource House Project. With over 24 years’ experience we understand just how difficult life can be at times. Based in Cranmore, we work with families from Sligo in Child and Family Support Network Area 3 (CFSN3).

Solas Project began because of the belief that everyone is created in the image of God. We believe that everyone is worthy of compassion, dignity and respect. This underpins our ethos and values. We believe meaningful relationships enable people to truly know their self-worth and recognise and reach their full potential.

Solis MMC Children’s Services is founded on the principal of providing solution-focused care to young people. We work throughout Ireland to support children between the ages of 13 and 17 years in building bright futures. Our highly trained and dedicated teams provide the highest standards of care in residential and community settings to teenagers in need of support.

Southill Family Resource Centre is a voluntary led organisation based in Limerick city who offer a range of activities, supports and services to Families, Individuals and Children on the Southside of Limerick.

Sphere 17 believes all young people have the ability to achieve great things; some just need a little support. We believe we can be that support in different ways, for different young people.

spunout is Ireland’s youth information website created by young people, for young people. We provide information to more than 200,000 readers each month. spunout is led by our reader community and young volunteers.

TerraGlen Residential Care Services was established in April 2011. Since then, we continue to grow and have expanded our service to areas where there is a need for respite & residential care, both in Residential Care and Disabilities services.

TerraGlen Residential Care Services was established in April 2011. Our vision is that each person, no matter their start in life, should have the care and support they need to grow in order to become a happy and self-reliant individual capable of achieving their potential.

Soar is a collective movement which believes that there is greatness within all young people. We act on this by creating and delivering early intervention, character development workshops for young people aged 13 to 18 years from all backgrounds.

he National Youth Health Programme is a partnership between the National Youth Council of Ireland, the Health Promotion Unit of the Department of Health and Children and the Youth Affairs Section of the Department of Education & Science.

The Irish Girl Guides (IGG) has approximately 12,000 youth and adult members in Ireland, with a paid staff supporting the work of volunteers in the organisation. We are a youth-driven, dynamic organisation offering a varied and exciting programme for girls and young women aged 5-30, and opportunities for women of all ages.

The Hope Foundation was set up in February 1999 by three Cork women with a combined 35 years experience in development work. The Foundation works primarily with the street children in Calcutta and the subsequent difficulties that these children encounter.

The Ark, A Cultural Centre for Children, is situated in the heart of Temple Bar, Dublin's Cultural Quarter. The Ark is Europe's first custom-designed arts centre for children and opened in September, 1995.

The ALFA Project aims to support young people in their quest to understand the world and to deepen their experience of their own humanity. It aims to provide a meaningful education for young people within the community in County Clare.

Our aim is to provide to the local community of Ratoath in Co.Meath, the oppourtunity tp participate and experience all kinds of community activities in a multi generational way,at the same time developing a strong sense of Community spirit.

The Cavan Centre will provide a residential resource to promote Youth and Community Work based on a Community Development Process through the medium of Education, Experiential Learning and Personal Development. This resource is primarily for disadvantaged and marginalised groups and communities.

Mission: To help vulnerable young people and their families to realise their potential, through cutting-edge Creative Arts Therapies. The Blue Box CLC offers a Creative Therapy Service to schools, school completion programmes, outreach projects and preschools in Limerick City.

Our vision is: "To create a dynamic, healthy, safe and fun environment where all young people in Kildare can meet, relax, and access a wide range of activities and supports." Our mission is: “Creating opportunities with and for young people in Kildare”

The Wellspring of Life Refuge is a charity and a Company Limited by Guarantee(CLG), set up in 2018 to provide support to women and women with children who are affected by domestic abuse.

Three Steps is a social care based, trauma and attachment informed, clinically supported residential care service provider. We have a number of Children’s Residential Centres for children and young people in care. We also provide residential services to children, young people, and adults with disability. All our services are currently located in Dublin and Meath.

Treoir (the Federation of Services for Unmarried Parents and their Children) is the national co-ordinating body of both statutory and voluntary agencies which provide services for unmarried parents and their children.

The Child and Family Agency is the dedicated State agency responsible for improving wellbeing and outcomes for children. It represents the most comprehensive reform of child protection, early intervention and family support services ever undertaken in Ireland.

Established in 1962, UNICEF Ireland is committed to working for every child. UNICEF works in some of the world’s toughest places, to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children. To save their lives. To defend their rights. To help them fulfil their potential.

When it comes to young people, we believe that everything is connected. That’s why we support their families and community as well. Only when everyone is supported, can young people realise their full potential and the whole community flourish as one.

Coiste Cúram Leanaí Phort Láirge (CCLPL) is Company Limited by Guarantee (CLG) and a registered Charity. CCLPL receives its core funding from the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration & Youth (DCEDIY) to deliver the annual workplan set by the DCEDIY and Pobal.