Parents Plus is a charity that trains and mentors those who work in Community, Health, Education and Disability services, to improve outcomes for families, with our evidence-based parenting and mental health programmes.

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.

The Centre was established in 1999 by the Presentation Sisters, in recognition of the need for strategic thinking in relation to the future development of their work. The Centre's work covers four broad areas: learning innovation; social inclusion; influencing public policy, and human rights/ecology.

PALLS training centre provides a safe, supportive and non judgemental space, working from the ethos of dignity, respect and equality. The centre provides an 8 month long needs led programme that aims to empower and guide trainees to take control of all aspects of their life and to equip Trainees with the skills necessary to assist in obtaining either good quality sustainable employment or a return to education.

QQI is the state agency responsible for promoting the quality, integrity and reputation of Ireland’s further and higher education system. Ensuring that learners achieve qualifications that are valued nationally and internationally.

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.

Recovery Colleges provide connection, hope, identity meaning and empowerment through recovery focused education where the person with the self experience of distress is recognised as the expert.

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.

The mission statement of Rossinver Community Development Company (RCDC) is: To make Rossinver a better place to live and work in. With the help of various funding agencies RCDC has restored the old Ballagh Church and converted it into the New Ballagh Centre, which is used as a community training centre.

The vision of the RNLI is to end preventable loss of life at sea. The purpose of the RNLI is to save lives at sea. The RNLI in Ireland provides a 24/7 on-call service to answer the call for help, up to 100 nautical miles around the coast of Ireland, from 45 Lifeboat Stations

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.

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.

Sonairte, which is a registered charity, is an Ecology Centre in Laytown, Co Meath. The emphasis at the centre is education for all ages especially school goers, in ecology, sustainability and nature appreciation. There are also a variety of courses run throughout the year for both adults and children.

A4’s mission is to transform the means by which cultural works are produced, accessed, and understood in Ireland, and by doing so to contribute to the development of a more just society. We want to Make Art That Matters.

Suas is a movement that supports quality education in disadvantaged communities in Ireland and in Developing Countries. We do this by working with and supporting partner organisations to develop, deliver, monitor and evaluate quality education programmes; engaging and preparing volunteers to support programme delivery; and building a wider movement of members who share our vision and aims.

We believe in the advantage of rehabilitation within community, as addiction does not happen in isolation. Our aim is to create a supportive and nurturing environment where participants are encouraged to address their previous drug use and in so doing, can become and remain drug free.

TASC is an independent think-tank whose mission is to address inequality and sustain democracy by translating analysis into action. As a public education charity (CHY 14778), TASC engages in research and public outreach concerning inequality, democracy, and climate justice in the current political, economic, and social environment.

TU Dublin has campuses in Dublin City Centre in Grangegorman, Aungier Street and Bolton Street, and one each in Blanchardstown and in Tallaght, and, through our major infrastructural development plan, we are currently investing over €500 million in new, state-of-the-art, technology-enabled facilities to enhance our students' experience.

The Sanctuary is a meditation centre for social change in the heart of Dublin City. It is a charity founded by Sr. Stan Kennedy in 1998, long before meditation or mindfulness was on the tip of everyone’s tongue.

Following their mother Marie’s death from breast cancer in 1998, the Keating family promised to provide the people of Ireland with vital information, advice and support on the signs and symptoms of cancer and help to prevent cancer or detect it at its earliest stages. The Marie Keating Foundation was established in her memory and with this central ambition in mind.

The Organic Centre is a charity & social enterprise that works hard to increase knowledge, and awareness about organic growing, biodiversity, climate change, food sovereignty and sustainable energy. We operate from a community-based model that works with people; we promote inclusion and work for the common good, as well as education.

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.

The Learning Curve Institute is Ireland's leading specialist trainer in mental health, addiction and best practice in the workplace. The Institute was set up as a Private Limited Company early in 2009. All of our training is designed and delivered by professionally trained specialists with real life on the ground experience.

The Irish Palatine Association was established in 1989 to encourage and develop a sense of identity among Irish Palatine families and their descendants throughout the world.

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.