Muscular Dystrophy Ireland's objectives are to provide support to persons affected by muscular dystrophy and their families through a range of support services and to fund medical research into muscular dystrophy.

Music Together is a newly established voluntary group aiming to provide learner musicians who have a disability with an opportunity to perform in the wider community.

National Learning Network provides training and specialist support to people who, for a variety of reasons, may find it difficult to gain employment. Whatever your circumstances – whether you are long term unemployed, have an illness or a disability – National Learning Network can help you.

We are the National Federation of Voluntary Bodies Providing Services to People with Intellectual Disability - a national umbrella organisation for voluntary/non-statutory agencies who provide direct services to people with intellectual disability in Ireland.

The Federation is an umbrella Organisation which assists its Arch clubs dotted around Ireland. ARCH CLUBS provide a secure social environment for people with special needs, their siblings and friends to learn, form friendships and above all have fun. Some clubs meet once a week, others more often.

NCBI community-based staff advise on entitlements and offer a range of individually tailored solutions to meet people's particular needs at a given time.

We are the independent statutory body that provides information and advice to the Government on policy and practice relevant to the lives of persons with disabilities. We have a role to assist the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth in the co-ordination of disability policy.

New Horizons Partnership is a cross-border, cross-community organisation that provides services to learning disabled and other disadvantaged clients.

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.

The Parkinson’s Association of Ireland is a charity, based in Dublin with branches throughout the country. Our aim is to assist people with Parkinson’s, their families and carers, health professionals and other interested people by offering support, a listening ear and information on any aspect of living with Parkinson’s. We currently receive no funding from the Irish state.

Polio Survivors Ireland is the new name for the Post Polio Support Group CLG. We are a charitable organisation set up by Polio Survivors to assist their fellow survivors.

We do that by enabling people to realise their hopes, dreams and ambitions. We change attitudes by proving that a person doesn’t have to be defined by their disability. And we change society by showing that, with the right support, everyone can play a valuable role in the community.

Possibilitiesplus believe that we all live our own unique lives; with the people we want to spend time with, people with a disability are no different. Individuals we support only need to be listened to, for the individualized supports to develop around them. As one parent commented about trying to get a suitable service for her son:”I have been doing this for 25 years and not been listened to”.

Reach Deaf Services is a non-profit charity enabling the Deaf Community and Deaf people generally to achieve their full potential and to have equality of access and opportunity in all aspects of their lives. Reach Deaf Services focuses on the areas of education, social care, pastoral and spiritual work.

We are an independent voluntary organisation providing services and support for people with disabilities. We are an internationally recognised and pioneering charity, enabling more than 10,000 people with disabilities to live lives of their choosing. We are a campaigning organisation that advocates on behalf of the people who use our services and their families.

Release Communication Intervention teaches caregivers, teachers, special needs assistants and children techniques from speech and language therapy and occupational exercises, to early intervention and oral motor therapy.

Sign Language Interpreting Service (SLIS) is the national Sign Language Interpreting Service for Ireland. Established in 2007, SLIS is supported and funded through the Citizens Information Board.

Special Olympics Ireland is a non-profit sports training and competition programme for people with a learning disability.

Sunbeam House Services provides a range of supports to adults with intellectual disabilities in County Wicklow and South County Dublin. We aim to empower people with the necessary skills to live full and satisfying lives as equal citizens of their local communities.

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.

The Institute for Design and Disability (IDD), established in 1991, is a non-profit-making foundation contributing to the participation of people with disabilities through design. The Institute promotes the ideal of design-for-all through research studies, interdisciplinary meetings and seminars, awareness training and consultancy.

The National Council for People with Disabilities (NCPD) is a national structure with a branch in each county. The National Council for People with Disabilities (NCPD) is the only national cross disability organisation which is independent of government, service providers and special interests.

MedicAlert ID bracelets, necklaces and watches help make sure that you receive fast, relevant treatment in an emergency. Worn on your pulse point, they carry the international medical symbol and are an effective way to communicate vital details.

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.

Tick Talk Ireland is composed of a small group of passionate volunteers wanting to provide accurate information about the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme Disease.