Poverty-Exclusion

Providing those in need with emergency accomodation while working to find homes.

Depaul is a charity supporting people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Depaul exists to serve homeless individuals and families, at risk, caught in the spiral of homelessness, deprived of all control of their lives, when every door is closed to them. Depaul is there because they deserve help to rebuild their lives and progress to a positive future.

The Donegal CWC is part of a national network, The Community Workers Co-operative, whose members are committed to promoting and supporting community work as a means of achieving radical social change.

The Donegal CWC through its "Towards Achieving Social Change" Project (TASC) proposes to strengthen the capacity of socially excluded groups to actively participate in, and to integrate social inclusion in the new and emerging processes and structures for community participation in Donegal and the border counties.

The Local Employment Service is an innovative network of services developed to meet the needs of the unemployed in Drogheda. It has been created to help these people to take practical steps towards getting a job by providing access to a range of employment, training and educational opportunities.

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Elizabeth Finn Care (EFC) is a charity that provides practical and financial support to people from a wide range of occupational backgrounds - people who have slipped into poverty due to, or made worse by, physical or mental illness, family breakdown, bereavement or redundancy and older people on inadequate pensions.

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Ethiopiaid works with Ethiopians to help transform their lives. With your support we work for an Ethiopia without poverty, in which every person enjoys the right to quality education, healthcare and a life of dignity.

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EAPN Ireland is a network of groups and individuals working against poverty. It is the Irish national network of the European Anti Poverty Network (EAPN), which links groups fighting for the erradication of poverty across the European Union.

Objectives of EAPN Ireland:

We are an organisation of Travellers and settled people working together to provide services to Travellers in the Dublin area.

We provide Family Support, Youth Services, Drugs Counselling and Education programmes to members of the Traveller community in the Dublin area.

Our services come under four main programme areas, they are as follows:

Family Support Service
The Family Support Service provides a range of services: Social Work, Family Support and Welfare Rights information.

Festina Lente is a not-for-profit organisation which provides a range of occupational, learning and employment opportunities for people whose needs have not been met in mainstream services as well as services and events for the general public and community.  We have a variety of public services and facilities for everyone to enjoy on our campus in Bray – an Equestrian Centre & Riding School offering private, group and therapeutic horse riding lessons, pony camps, yard & pony care courses and many equine facilitated learning programmes to name just some of our services, a beautifully

FLAC (Free Legal Advice Centres) is an independent human rights organisation dedicated to the realisation of equal access to justice for all. It campaigns through advocacy, strategic litigation and authoritative analysis for the eradication of social and economic exclusion.

We operate a number of centres around the country (list available on our website). The clinics are confidential, free of charge and open to all.

There are no application forms and no appointments to make - just come along and you'll be seen on a first-come / first-served basis.

Framework aims to provide support and training to the community and voluntary sectors. The organisation operates in Waterford, Wexford, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Carlow, Kildare, and Wicklow.

Acts as Support Agency to the Community Development Programme and the Family Resource Centre Programme.

Aims/Objectives: Health Food Made Easy ( HFME) is a national programme devised by the Health Promotion Unit of the Department of Health and Children, in conjunction with the Community Nutrition Service of the HSE. It is a peer-led 6 session programme, the aim of which is to improve nutritional knowledge, attitudes and behaviour even on a tight household budget.