Friends of the Earth works with others to create a sustainable community both in Ireland and globally; societies where people have decided to build the conditions for everyone to enjoy a dignified existence and good livelihood while not impinging on the rights of others to achieve a good life.

Friends Of The Elderly aims to combat loneliness of elderly people by providing friendship, social contact and opportunities for involvement in community activities and helping them become more fully integrated in their own communities.

Front Line Defenders was inspired by the Human Rights Defenders Summit which marked the 50th Anniversary of the UDHR in 1998. Front Line Defenders aims to address some of the needs identified by defenders themselves, including protection, networking, training and access to the thematic and country mechanisms of the UN and other regional bodies.

Fusion believe that people learn when they are actively involved in the learning process: as a result, all our programmes are highly participative, and dynamic. Fusion aims to generate understanding and knowledge rather than simply impart information.

The Galtee Clinic is committed to an evidence based approach to working with children in care. In pursuit of this goal we have a highly qualified and experienced multidisciplinary team that works, in concert, to create a safe and secure setting for young people to live in whilst they participate in the programmes on offer throughout the service.

We provide a continuum of quality care, accommodation and services which support and empower people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness. In addition to service provision we are concerned with advancing the rights of people who are homeless, and acting as advocates for their rights. For us homelessness is about more than being without a roof or a house. It is about lack of shelter, lack of security, lack of belonging and lack of safety.

Our vision is to work towards creating an inclusive society; that is no longer damaged by injustice, oppression and explotation; where power and resources are justly shared; where people live with dignity, freedom and determination.

Irelands flagship organisation for youth and social circus, located in Galway City with a local, national and international remit. Our aim is to advance the artistic, personal and social development of young people through Circus Arts.

Galway Rural Development, through the programmes we manage, work along with individuals, community groups and other agencies to improve the quality of life for all in our area. We especially work with those most in need of help and look to create real chances for people to make positive changes for themselves and their communities across rural Galway.

We offer an extensive range of education and training services across our many locations in Galway and Roscommon including Primary Education, Post Primary Education, Further Education and Training, Outdoor Education, Music Education and Youth Services,

The Centre provides information and advice to people interested in volunteering and to organisations looking for volunteers. We advertise vacancies, advise people on their options and help organisations support their volunteers.

The Galway Rape Crisis Centre was founded in 1984 by a group of women in the Galway community who were concerned about the lack of services for survivors of sexual abuse and rape. The response to sexual violence and abuse arose largely out of the feminist movement in the eighties, where women got together in groups and many disclosed their traumatic experiences.

Galway City Community Network (GCCN) is a network of community, voluntary and environmental organisations active in Galway City. GCCN is the main link through which the local authority connects with the community, voluntary and environmental sectors. GCCN is supported by a co-ordinator that works on a part-time basis.

Irish gay, bi+, trans community NGO. We provide info and resources, run events and social groups, deliver workshops and talks and campaign for LGBT+ rights.

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.

The complete guide to gay life in Cork. We've got regular columns, news articles, free classifieds, health info, an active forum and a gay directory.

A cooperative college owned and operated by faculty and alumni for a debt-free highest quality education in the world.

GCN is Ireland’s free national LGBTQ+ media since 1988 and a registered charity with a not-for-profit model. For over three decades, GCN has been a key resource, acting as a hub to inform, educate, connect, platform, entertain and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community.

A society for anyone who is interested in genealogy, family history, social history, and related activities..

Generation gives you the skills you need and connects you with employers to find a job fast. Many employers struggle to find entry-level staff with the right technical skills and personal attributes. Generation sources, trains, and energizes new recruits who can create value for your business from their first day on the job. Generation also works with employers to customize programs based on your specific needs.

Gheel champions and supports autistic people in the greater Dublin and North Kildare region. We provide day, residential, supported living and outreach services, with the goal of maximising independence and enhancing quality of life. All of our programmes are tailored to recognise the neurodiversity model, and co-operation with autistic people is a must! Staff receive regular autism-specific person centered training and they are equipped with the knowledge and expertise to enable each individual they support to have positive and meaningful life experiences.

The Girls' Friendly Society is the oldest Church of Ireland organisation for girls and women and is active in eighty branches throughout Ireland

A non-profit, non-governmental organisation that is devoted to peacebuilding and reconciliation in Ireland, North and South, Britain and beyond. The programme work builds peace and fosters reconciliation by facilitating dialogues, creating peace education resources, and much more.

Global Action Plan is a national organisation that offers practical support to shape conscious sustainable behaviour. We aim to provide people with the knowledge, skills and values to build and strengthen their communities so they can make a difference in their local areas.

Originally established to provide a safe and comfortable space for gay and lesbian people to meet and sing together, and to promote a positive image of Ireland’s growing LGBT community. Glória maintains an environment that is inclusive, welcoming and supportive of people from all backgrounds and different life experiences irrespective of gender identity, or sexuality. Just as our repertoire is varied so is our membership, with singers from all walks of life. And for some it has been the place where they met their partner in love.