Crosscare Migrant Project (formerly Emigrant Advice) is an information, advocacy and referral organisation for vulnerable migrants.

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.

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

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.

Our services for older people promote for the care and welfare of older people living alone in Dublin and aim to improve the quality of life for older people, particularly those who are most disadvantaged and vulnerable through services, activities and advocacy.

We run Youth led programmes responding to the needs of young people from the age of 10 to 24

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.

Cuan Mhuire provides a lived experience of Home, Family and Belonging. Cuan Mhuire is wholly inclusive, embracing especially those who feel marginalized and distressed. We are always attentive to providing the highest standards of excellence for those for whom we provide care and support. Cuan Mhuire seeks to help all to discover their giftedness and their infinite value.

We are a voluntary parent-to-parent support group and our mission of 'information, education and support' encourages a confident, positive approach to Parenting, empowering parents to make informed choices about issues from infancy right up to adolescence.

Established in 2000, Cultivate aims to equip people to respond to the twin issues of energy vulnerability and climate change by providing access to the knowledge and tools that cultivate sustainable lifestyles and resilient communities.

Cultúr was established in 2004 with the main purpose of promoting a multicultural Meath and facilitating the smooth integration of foreign nationals who have chosen to live in this country into Irish society.

We create and support opportunities for Irish artists and companies to present and promote their work at strategic international festivals and venues.

Cumas New Ross is the business name of Co. Wexford Community Workshop established in 1975. We provide support and services to adults with a mild to moderate intellectual disability.

Cúram seeks recognition for the role of parent and carer and for the value of their work to the economy, to society, to their local communities and to their families.

The Communications Workers' Union is Ireland's premier union for the Postal, Telecommunications and Call Centre sectors.

Established in 2015, CyberSafeKids* is an Irish registered charity which works to empower children, parents and teachers to navigate the online world in a safe and responsible manner.

The Cystic Fibrosis Association of Ireland (CFAI) is a voluntary, non profitable, charitable organisation.

Daffodil Care Services are a leading social care service provider, established in response to an increased demand for residential and community-based therapeutic services. We promote the values of therapeutic child and youth care in a safe environment where the young person and their family are at the centre of all planning, activities, decision-making and interventions.

Daisyhouse Housing Association is a 27 year old, non government funded, registered charity and Approved Housing Body supporting women out of homelessness. We do this through the provision of Supported Temporary Accommodation combined with uniquely tailored individual Personal Support Programmes to women who are homeless.

Dance Theatre of Ireland is a professional dance company which is transforming lives through the art of dance. Based in a purpose-built Centre for Dance in Dún Laoghaire, we have extensive Arts & Health, Community and Educational Outreach programs in dance, working locally, nationally and internationally.

Dara Community Living support adults with an intellectual disability to live an ordinary life in their community. We do this by working with the individual, their family, Dara support staff and other community members.

Our vision is of a fair and just society, free from poverty and injustice, where each person is empowered to make their own choices and shape their future.

Deaf Enterprises is Ireland’s only dedicated employer of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community. Founded in 1987 by Fr. Bill Clarke, our charity (CH. 8730) was set up to tackle the high rates of unemployment among Cork’s deaf community but has subsequently grown throughout its history to provide training and placement opportunities. We have been a proud part of Cork’s deaf community for over 30 years.

DEBRA Ireland provides support and services to those affected by EB and to their families. Funding is also provided towards the provision of EB nursing care. A DEBRA EB Support Worker provides a range of individualised patient support services.