Founded in 1958 by the Jesuits, St Declans School with the endorsement and co-operation of the Department of Education and Science, offers a specialised educational service to children who for personal reasons are achieving below their potential in mainstream primary schooling.

Delta Centre provides training, residential, respite, day and multi-sensory services to adults with learning disabilities. We will strive to ensure that the rights of each individual attending the service are upheld, including their right to equality, dignity, privacy, safety and respect.

DELTA is a project established by the St. John of God Order to tackle this long delay in getting help for people who have psychosis. It is the first project of this kind in Ireland.

Dementia Elevator is an education and empowerment programme to help individuals, communities and health systems engage with and support people with dementia.

Our mission is to promote excellence in all aspects of dementia care in Ireland. To this end the Centre aims to promote an awareness of dementia, establish and maintain a database on dementia services in Ireland, provide education and training to practitioners working in the field and conduct and support local and international research and evaluation.

Dental Health Foundation Ireland (DHF) is a dynamic and vital organisation, at the forefront of improving oral health in Ireland, through advocacy and oral health promotion. Founded more than 40 years ago from within the dental profession, we adopt proactive engagement across all platforms in working alongside Government, health and dental professionals, national and local organisations, and the public. We encourage thinking and positive action around oral and all body health both nationally and internationally.

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.

Design & Crafts Council Ireland promotes the commercial development of Irish designers and makers, stimulating innovation, championing design thinking and informing Government policy. DCCI's activities are funded by the Department of Trade, Enterprise and Employment via Enterprise Ireland.

DESSA is about promoting disability rights in Ireland. The purpose of DESSA is to create a society where everyone with lived experience of disability and their families can participate equally as full citizens. We do this by to eliminating barriers to enable disabled people to reach their potential and participate fully in their community.

A free online resource to educators in community, youth and formal education focused on the unequal and unjust nature of the world today. It offers resources to stimulate debate and discussion about the issues and challenges we face and which encourage us to make decisions about the type of world we need and want to create.

Digital Charity Lab’s mission is to become a leading hub for information, data and expertise on digital for non-profits, to help them to engage more meaningfully in evolving digital channels and realise their full potential.

Dignity4Patients is a registered charity (CRA 20074463/ CHY19093) setup in 2010 to provide support, advocacy and information and accompaniment services to support victims and survivors in dealing with the trauma of sexual abuse in healthcare settings.

The Dip in the Nip Foundation is a fundraising not-for-profit that organises skinny dips for cancer charities all around Ireland. Since it began in 2009, it has raised over €300,000 to date. Monies raised in each area stays in that area.

DFI is the national umbrella body for Ireland's main organisations of and for people with disabilities. The growing membership now numbers some 66 organisations who provide a comprehensive range of services to people with a disability.

Disability Action works to enhance the rights of disabled people through promoting relevant information and ensuring that disabled people have full access to this information.

An organisation working for disabled people, promoting independence and equal opportunity through mobility, education and training. The organisation’s members are people with disabilities themselves.

Disabled Women Ireland (DWI) is the national representative organisation of disabled women, girls and non binary people in Ireland. We are a cross disability organisation and our members have a diverse range of impairments and intersecting identities.

The Irish Association of Non-Governmental Development Organisations - was formed in October 1993, and is the result of a merger between CONGOOD - which represented the common interests of Irish NGDO's since 1974, and the Irish National Assembly - which links most Irish Non-Governmental Development Organisations (NGDOs) into a European Union network representing over 900 NGDOs.

Dóchas don Óige is a provider of services for young people in the Galway city area. The primary concern of Dóchas don Óige is to provide a second chance.

Dog Rescue is a Voluntary Irish Animal Charity dedicated to rescuing and re-homing unwanted, abandoned Irish Greyhounds and dogs. Every dog has a right to life and no healthy dog will ever be destroyed while under 'Dog Rescue' care.

Dogs for the Disabled dogs are specially trained to assist physically disabled children and adults to carry out a range of practical tasks and to provide stability when needed. Each dog is trained to cater for the needs of their specific partner to enable them to live life with greater independence. See what our amazing dogs can do!

A Galway City and County based service that provides information services, telephone and counselling support, advocacy support and accompaniment and educational programmes to women impacted by domestic abuse. DVR also provides a range of educational training and awareness programmes to organisations, third level colleges, community groups, secondary schools.

Provide emotional and physical care and support for teenage boys. Offer the younger boys a home, education and a family atmosphere in our long stay houses. Educate and train the older boys for independent living and working, in our after-care houses.

Donegal Travellers’ Project, founded in 1996, has been an important part of the wider struggle for Travellers’ rights, both through its work locally and in solidarity with others at regional and national levels.

Donegal Local Development CLG. – Supporting our Communities (DLDC) is a community led local development organisation. Established in 1995, it is led by a voluntary Board of Directors from community and voluntary groups, social partners, local government and state bodies. Our catchment area covers County Donegal except for the Inishowen area, which is covered by Inishowen Development (IDP).