Care Alliance Ireland is the National Network of Voluntary Organisations supporting family carers.

We are a leading provider of quality homecare in Munster. Our focus is on supporting people to live in their own homes for longer. We provide services to older persons, persons with intellectual disabilities, post-operative care, specialised dementia care, companionship and general support.

Our primary aim is to provide a professional, child centred therapy / counselling service to children, families, and groups who have been affected by child sexual abuse. We aim to provide the most up to date education and information on the dynamics of child sexual abuse, and to raise public and political awareness of these issues.

A voluntary organisation supporting people with disabilities throughout Ireland. Casa organises social activities, respite breaks and pilgrimages to Lourdes. We also operate a respite house in Malahide, Co Dublin.

Caring for Carers is a National non-governmental organisation providing support to Homebased Carers through a growing network of Carers Groups throughout Ireland.

The aim of the Heritage Centre is to give the visitor an insight into Carlingford’s history and to encourage a deeper exploration of the narrow streets and antiquities of this charming place.

We provide direct programmes / services for young people at risk, we support young people by putting their agendas on the agendas of the decision makers. We provide a wide range of services / opportunities through community based youth work programmes, drop in, specialised services for young people at risk, &leadership training.

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

A one-stop shop for various community groups and agencies operating in the area, to allow them to integrate together to offer services such as, information provision, training, and employment opportunities to our community.

Provides holistic drug treatment services focusing on the psychological, physical, social and spiritual needs of drug users and their families in North Clondalkin.

We provide an after school programme that caters for 150 primary school children and QQI certified training programmes in childcare.

Building capacity within disadvantaged communities thereby empowering communities to identify and meet the needs in their areas and contribute to the development of policies locally and nationally to support this process in Carlow Town.

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

The mobile crèche service will travel to any suitable venue and create a crèche environment. Together with qualified childcare professionals we will provide a fun caring child-centred approach, creating opportunities to learn through play.

A volunteer group who rescue, rehabilitate and find good homes for unwanted cats & kittens on the explicit understanding that no health-recoverable cat taken in by Cats Aid will be destroyed in the Dublin area.

High-quality education and training in the region encompassing second-level schools, Institutes of Further Education and a range of adult and further education centres delivering education and training programmes, Post Leaving Certificate Courses (PLCs), Youthreach Centres, Outdoor Education, Prison Education, Arts Education and Youth Services. 

Increasing Environmental Awareness; Nature Conservation through involvement in local projects; Promoting planting and use of native trees; Promoting Renewable Energy; Keeping alive Traditional Countryside Skills and Crafts; Promoting Healthy Food Production.

A non-residential national centre for the care, treatment and development of children and adults with physical and multiple disabilities - ranging from the very rare to the more familiar, such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy and arthrogryposis.

Provides a comprehensive range of specialist services, (Client Services) such as medical assessments, counseling and complimentary therapies. Medico-legal reports can be prepared for clients as part of the asylum determination process.

Dedicated to the emerging field of disability studies - the interdisciplinary and scholarly exploration of all aspects of disability. The Centre aims to promote the inclusion and independence of people with disabilities through excellent research, teaching and service to the wider community.

Brings together activists, artists and academics, draws on transdisciplinary perspectives in feminism and gender studies with the aim of creating a society based on gender justice and social solidarity.

The Centre for Peace and Conflict research (previously the Institute for British-Irish Studies) is an interdisciplinary centre based in the School of Politics and International Relations at University College Dublin. It carries out world-leading research on the themes of peace and conflict.

The Centre supports students engaged in personal research to PhD and Masters level. In addition, it offers a full-time, one year taught Masters course in Peace and Development Studies. The aim of the Centre is to provide research evidence concerning conflict and its resolution both in Ireland and in other countries throughout the world.

We are committed to our purpose, that is, to improve the lives of people on the island of Ireland by supporting the implementation of excellent public services through evidence-informed policy and practice.

Offers a range of Low Cost Counselling and Coaching Services to enhance and promote mental wellbeing. Delivering a wide range of practical training programmes suitable for parents and professionals who wish to enhance their own social and emotional wellbeing and the wellbeing of those they support.