Advocates (Ad) who campaign for greater rights for Victims (VIC) of Homicide, their families and friends. We bring together families bereaved by homicide including those affected by Murder, Manslaughter and Fatal Assault.

Coolmine Is A Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centre That Brings Clients On A Journey Of Recovery by providing quality community, day and residential services with a self-help approach we facilitate recovery.

Crime Victims Helpline is a National Helpline which offers support to victims of crime in Ireland. Established in 2005 our aim is to support, inform and empower victims of crime and all those affected by crime.

Ssupports dads and their children: to maintain an equal father and child relationship; to help divert family dispute during a relationship or marriage breakup from the district courts and aim them towards a mediation settlement; to campaign for father's recognition as an equal parent with all state bodies; to eliminate the McDonald dad stigma; to campaign that childrens natural human right to a family life with both parents is up held with both Irish and European constitution.

Gay Health Network (GHN) was established in 1994 and is an all-Ireland Network of gay and bisexual men involved in HIV and sexual health from the statutory and voluntary sector.

A voluntary organisation with charitable status which provide a confidential helpline, information and support services for men and children who are victims of domestic abuse.

Our main areas of interest include men's health, crisis support, self-awareness and self-development. We run a men's self-help group, support group and anger management group.

The organisation’s primary objective is to advocate for transforming masculinities with the intention of creating a gender equal society, through a community development model which creates better lives for men and boys, their spouses, partners and children, friends, and communities across Ireland.

MOVE Ireland - Men Overcoming Violence, is a national organisation that provides intervention programmes for perpetrators of domestic violence.

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.