The Irish Council for Social Housing (ICSH) was formed in 1982 by housing and hostel organisations in Ireland to act as a national representative, promotional, information and advisory federation.

The Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice (JCFJ) is an agency of the Irish Jesuit Province, dedicated to undertaking social analysis and theological reflection in relation to issues of social justice, including housing and homelessness, penal policy, environmental justice, and economic ethics.

Our service was established by a group of parents in Tralee, who in the early 1990’s were supporting their own adult daughters through the issue of Domestic Violence and were concerned about the impact of this trauma and the absence of a dedicated domestic violence service in the County.

Marillac Housing Association was established to develop, manage and maintain social housing in the community for intellectually disabled persons who use the services of Avista which is a Section 38 disability service provider and a registered charity.

Merchant's Quay Ireland works for justice and opportunity for homeless persons, drug users and others who are excluded. We create a place of safety, compassion and welcome for all who enter our doors and offer high quality services to meet their needs.

Mid West Simon Community has been established since October 2006. Covering the counties of Clare, Limerick and North Tipperary, our aim is to support people through their journey out of homelessness by providing appropriate accommodation and care services, tailored to their individual needs.

Midlands Simon Community began in 2003 when a group of volunteers from across the Midlands Region came together and formed the Charity. Midlands Simon was established to support individuals, couples and families who are experiencing or who are at risk of homelessness throughout the Midlands Counties of Laois, Longford, Offaly and Westmeath.

New Hope provides a framework through which service users are assigned a key worker and offered a range of integrated supports tailored to meet their needs and create an individual rehabilitation pathway.

North & East Housing Association was established in 1992 by a small number of highly committed volunteers who recognised a need for a locally based mainstream housing association in the north east of the country and as such became one of the first Irish home grown housing associations in Ireland.

Novas is a voluntary organisation and Approved Housing Body working with families and single adults who are disadvantaged and socially excluded; primarily those who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. We provide a range of services and accommodation for marginalised households throughout Ireland.

Co-operativeHousing Ireland (CHI) is an Approved Housing Body providing 4,000 high quality homes to low-income households. As a representative body, CHI champions co-operative principles in delivering homes and supporting communities.Co-operative Housing Ireland has been a leader in providing truly affordable homes across Ireland since 1973.

Peter McVerry Trust is committed to reducing the effects of homelessness, drug misuse and social disadvantage among young people in the Dublin area. The Trust provides a range of services through a continuum of care model, based on the principles of respect and dignity.

The need for housing and community-based services has never been greater. What we in Respond do is all about people and the communities around them. It is vital that new housing developments, so badly needed, also have vital community infrastructure such as those that Respond provide – Early Childhood Care and Education Services, Day Care Centres for Older People, Family Homeless Services, Refugee Resettlement Services and Family Support.

Supporting Survivors of Institutional Child Abuse and their Families. Right of Place second chance is a vision and values driven organization which offers a professional service to its members. We support their entitlements and Rights by empowering them through the promotion of trust, respect and self confidence.

Safe Home Ireland has evolved from simply providing a housing option for older Irish born emigrants. Alongside this role, we now provide an information and advisory service for anyone considering a move to Ireland and we offer support for those who having moved back, require assistance.

The Simon Communities throughout Ireland provide the best possible care, accommodation and support for people experiencing homelessness and those at risk. Together, with people who are homeless, Simon tackles the root causes, promotes innovative responses and urges the government to fulfil their commitments.

Our focus is on practical approach to dealing with poverty, alleviating its effects on individuals and families through working primarily in person-to-person contact by a unique system of family visitation and seeking to achieve social justice and equality of opportunity for all citizens.

Sophia Housing is a weaving of holistic support for marginalised people to enable them to become aware of their own inner strengths and potential, so that they may participate fully in society.

The society is a not-for-profit member/user housing co-operative, affiliated to the National Association of Building Co-operatives, with member/residents (families and single persons) in social rented housing estates and apartment buildings in Clondalkin, Lucan, Tallaght and Ballyogan.

The Salvation Army objectives are: The advancement of Christian Religion, of education, the relief of poverty, and other charitable objects beneficial to society or the community of mankind as a whole.

Founded by Edward Cecil Guinness in 1890, The Iveagh Trust is the oldest housing charity in Ireland. We are a statutory trust established under the Iveagh Trust Acts 1899–1961 and a registered housing charity. The Trust is an Approved Housing Body and operates on a not-for-profit basis.

We are a Nationwide, non-profit social enterprise whose work is aimed at older people and housing options for younger people. We match people to live together for mutual benefit which enables older people to remain living in their own homes and offers affordable accommodation to younger people.

Founded in 1978, Threshold provides independent advice and advocacy to people experiencing housing problems. Our mission is to secure a right to housing for private renters experiencing poverty and exclusion, we achieve this by influencing housing policy.

Tiglin is a registered charity, based in the Republic of Ireland, that helps people overcome addiction and homelessness. We have assisted hundreds of people and their families to improve their lives. We believe in each person’s potential. We get results that benefit the whole of society.

Tuath Housing was established and registered in 2000, awarded Voluntary Housing Status by the Department of the Environment and is a member of the Irish Council for Social Housing.