Promotes and operates a community development programme which acts as a focus and catalyst for community development for Ballincollig and surrounding areas promoting educational, cultural and economic welfare.

We provide non-judgemental support, guidance and education to drug users, their families and the community, enabling them to cope with and overcome the effects of drug use in their everyday lives.

Advocates on behalf of the community of Ballyfermot Chapelizod to enhance the social and economic development of the area and thereby increase education, employment and life options for local people.

The Ballyfermot Heritage Group started in January 2003 and we meet in the Ballyfermot Library every second Thursday at 6.30pm till 7.45pm.

Ballymun Intercultural Group works to raise awareness of interculturalism and to promote integration within Ballymun.

To inform, advise and support any individual or group in Ballymun who wants to engage in work, be that paid employment, self-employment, or voluntary.

An open-minded development organization which creates positive opportunities, delivers imaginative programmes and provides practical resources for the community.

Barnardos is committed to the best interests of children and young people in Ireland, promoting and respecting their rights in all of our work.

Barretstown provides a medically-endorsed programme of arts, adventure and fun activities for children with cancer and other serious illnesses.

Provides residential care and day packages to enable people who need support across the areas of mental health, disability, aftercare, elderly, transitional and mainstream social care.

Run by Age and Opportunity - each year during May all over the country Bealtaine events run in arts centres, theatres, libraries, galleries, community centres, local halls, care settings, cultural spaces and even in the open air.

‘Barrow Valley Enterprises for Adult Members with Special Needs’ and is an integral part of the Bagenalstown and South Carlow area, providing training and services to adults with special needs since 2000.

We seek, invest and manager donor funds responsibly to create funds for grant-making within the hospital where required, in order to realise our vision.

We are a not-for-profit voluntary organisation which supports people with mental health difficulties.

Conducts behavioural assessments, develops and implements subsequent behaviour support plans with outcomes that promote inclusion, improve daily living skills and reduce problem behaviours.

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

Supports and resources LGBT young people, aged 14 – 23, to actively participate in this project and in doing so to positively affect their lives.

The Centre is the focal point for the conservation and enhancement of the island’s unique heritage. Home to The Bere Island Experience Exhibition, as well as temporary themed exhibitions throughout the year.

We work to tackle stigma and shame - from the inside out, with vulnerable groups and on sensitive issues. We focus on working with communities with few resources of their own.

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.

Ireland's largest, most experienced and active independent nature conservation body - a network of member branches throughout the country, actively promoting the importance of birds and their habitats.

A project dedicated to the intensive, holistic support of of young people and their families in the Blakestown and Mountview area (Blanchardstown, Dublin).

Encourages the dissemination of information about the European Union and to stimulate discussion, debate and feedback at grassroots levels.

Bluebird Care is dedicated to providing professional, safe, quality health and social care services in a dignified, respectful and compassionate manner to all its customers.

Working with families who have dependants with physical, sensory and intellectual, and mental health disabilities, regardless of whether the disability results in profound, moderate or mild additional needs.