FirstLight offers free professional support and provides information to families in Ireland that have experienced the sudden, unexpected death of their child if aged from 0 to 18 years.

Focus on the Family Ireland is a wholly Irish organisation run and staffed by Irish people but with the backup and support of Focus on the Family's offices around the world. Focus on the Family Ireland is founded on, and guided by, Christian principles and values.

A community project that aims to meet local needs and improve our quality of life. We are working with the Elderly in running a monthly get-together for older people. We also run Parenting Classes, and hope to be able to offer Computer Classes soon. We are establishing a Youth Club in Gort and we hope to be able to offer a Making Choices Programme for disabled people in the near future.

Hill Street Family Resource Centre is a Inter-cultural Centre for families and children based in Dublin’s North East Inner City. We provide children and their families with person-centered services that are easily accessible and inclusive of all. These services promote full social participation and aim to enable families maximise their health, well-being and life chances.

Hillcrest Family Centre delivers family support; health; education; and information services and programmes, to families in the local community.

Home Start wants to see a society in which every parent has the support they need to give their children the best possible start in life.

The Irish Association of Social Workers is the national professional body for social workers in the Republic of Ireland. It was founded in 1971 and has a membership of over 1,200 social workers. The IASW is an active member of the International Federation of Social Workers, which represents professional social work associations from over 55 different countries with more than 350,000 social workers in all parts of the world.

Kerry Children’s Services Committee is an interagency initiative which works to improve outcomes for children, young people and families in county Kerry through improved collaborative, interagency and partnership working.

Leap is a family-led, non-profit organisation that works with children and young people with disabilities and their families. We work with families, their supporters and allies and their communities of place. We focus our efforts on increasing expectations of what is possible in the lives of people with disabilities.

Lifestart aims to educate and empower parents of children aged from birth to five years so that these children are able to reach their full potential.

Limerick Childcare Committee was established in January 2014 following the merger of County Limerick Childcare Committee and Limerick City Childcare Committee.

The vision of the Listowel Family Resource Centre is: That all children, parents, care-givers and community members are proactive in a vibrant SAFE society that ensures highest standards in physical, mental, emotional, educational and economic security.

Living Life provides counselling & supportive services to those who could not normally afford it, reaching our primarily to the marginalised, unemployed & disadvantaged in our community.

The Louth County Childcare Committee seeks to develop a co-ordinated strategy for quality childcare services that are inclusive, accessible and affordable for all geographical areas of County Louth.

St. Canice’s Community Action Ltd (SCCA) is a not for profit registered charity that was originally formed in 1991. It was created by parish parents and residents due to pressing social problems in our community housing areas. In particular due to social problems facing children, young people and parents.

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.

Nurture is an Irish charity offering timely and affordable professional counselling and supports surrounding pregnancy and childbirth mental health illnesses & emotional wellbeing. Every year Nurture’s helps hundreds of women, men and their families get back to living a healthy & happy life.

Progressing the work of Cherish, established in 1972, One Family provides voice, support and action for one-parent families through membership, professional services and campaigning.

Pact was originally established in 1952 as the Protestant Adoption Society to provide a domestic adoption service to the Protestant community. In 1978 our work was extended to include a non-denominational counselling service for unmarried pregnant women and in 1985 the adoption and counselling services were incorporated under the name ‘Pact’.

Parentline, formerly known as Parents Under Stress, was founded by a group of concerned nurses and health care workers in response to the emerging problem of child abuse.

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.

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.

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.

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).