We provide front line services to Muslim Women, their families and any women related to Muslim community. Services include trainings, social spaces, advocacy, youth activities & refugees outreach.

An independent worldwide movement working impartially for the release of all prisoners of conscience, fair and prompt trials for political prisoners, an end to torture, executions, disappearances, and extrajudicial executions.

Our goal is to provide psychological, emotional, educational and practical support in a warm and welcoming environment to people with cancer and those who care for them.

A faith community and a voluntary agency that provides a service of support for people with intellectual disabilities.

A photographic resource, archive and gallery. Based in Belfast city centre's historic Cathedral Quarter it remains Northern Ireland's only dedicated photography gallery.

Making a positive difference in the lives of young people and society through a professionally supported one-to-one friendship with a caring older volunteer.

We match individuals that are looking to volunteer their time and skills at board level, with charities and not-for-profits that have board and committee vacancies.

A peer led criminal justice charity, dedicated to changing the lives of people who have been affected by imprisonment. We work with a range of both female and male adult offenders who are on temporary release, currently in prison or who have formerly offended.

The principal objective of the Centre is to nurture and support the development of small voluntary groups, providing an environment which stimulates this development.

Catholic Guides of Ireland is one of the leading Girl Guide Associations on the island of Ireland

ChangeX is a marketplace of proven ideas that makes it easy for people to get the one idea they are passionate about (or several ideas) started in their communities.

The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland works to support people, strengthen communities and build peace in the divided communities of Northern Ireland.

The Community Knowledge Initiative (CKI), a project launched by the National University of Ireland, Galway in 2001. The CKI hopes to place communities at the centre of debate and educate students for civic engagement.

Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland (CVNI) is part of BTCV, a registered charity which exists to protect and improve the environment, predominantly through a partnership of the practical efforts of its many thousands of volunteers and the activities of its staff.

A community based voluntary organisation which enables the people of Galway to recognise and address the challenges posed by inequality and isolation in society.

A safe haven for people with cancer and their families, where you can find information, practical help and emotional support.

Cork Feminist Collective is an intersectional feminist, volunteer-led, donation-funded activist organisation founded in February 2017. We were previously known as Cork Feminista (founded by Linda Kelly and Jennifer DeWan in 2010.)

Corrymeela is people of all ages and Christian traditions, who, individually and together are committed to the healing of Social, Religious and Political divisions that exist in Northern Ireland and throughout the World.

County Wicklow Volunteer Centre is an independent organisation committed to the promotion, development and support of volunteer participation in the local area.

Craol is the representative, co-ordinating, lobbying, training, and support group, for the Irish Community Radio movement.

We champion community and volunteer-led creative activity, and work to improve opportunities for everyone to be creative. In particular, we celebrate and promote people expressing themselves creatively with others, recognising the benefits this can bring. .

We define Family Carers as people of any age who are caring full time or part time for a member of their family who has special needs, a disability, neurological condition, a frail older person or someone with a long term illness. The family carer may or may not live with the person they care for.

Our aim is to help improve the quality of life of family carers who are often vulnerable and under stress. Our experience informs us that if the carer is supported, not only will the well being of the carer be enhanced but also that the person being cared for may be enabled to stay at home for as long as is possible.

Crosscare initiates, delivers and supports social programmes for the most disadvantaged groups mainly in Dublin and adjacent areas. Food Centres, the Dublin Food Bank, Clothing, CentreCare, Community Development, Community Education, Community Training Workshop, Drugs Awareness, Emigrant Advice, Teen Counselling, Hostel for Boys, Carer Support, Traveller and CEDAR (inclusion of those with disability in the life of the parish), Night Shelters.

Crumlin Community Development Project is to improve and develop co-operation between state-run and community agencies, to establish a center to increase and centralize services, to encourage people to contribute to their own personal development and the development of their area, to ensure all efforts are made to the community of Crumlin has access to a full range of services and facilities to meet their needs.