The Centre for Creative Practices, CFCP, founded in September 2009, is the only arts organisation in Ireland dedicated to connecting, integrating and promoting migrant, experimental and emerging artists among the local arts scene and audiences.

A university research centre that promotes education and training and independent research and consultancy in all aspects of co-operative organisation.

ChangeX is a marketplace of proven ideas that makes it easy for people to get the one idea they are passionate about (or several ideas) started in their communities.

Enabling projects to network more effectively and to assist in promoting the profile of the Community Development Programme and of community development in general.

Our key functions are to establish and maintain a public register of charitable organisations operating in Ireland and ensure their compliance with the Charities Acts.

An alliance of groups dedicated to protecting the health of their communities and safeguarding the Cork Harbour environment for future generations.

Improving the quality of life of thousands of children and their communities in the heart of the Chernobyl zone. The overall objective of the Project is to develop medical and humanitarian programmes that facilitate long-term sustainable community-based solutions.

At Cheshire Ireland we provide a vast range of services to people with both physical, sensory and neurological conditions, who often have very complex and high support needs.

Assisting children all around the world for over 65 years. We assist individual children, who are devastated by poverty and injustice.

Made up of a central office and 5 Local Childcare Resource Centres (LCRC’s). DCCC and the 5 LCRC’s offer information and supports to parents, providers of childcare, childcare workers, home based childminders and employers.

Provides child and family services aimed at supporting and promoting positive childhood outcomes, developing and understanding parenting capacity, building overall family resilience, and contributing to healthier and more sustainable communities.

We will improve outcomes for children by delivering quality, integrated, evidence-informed services and workforce development through partnership and innovation.

The National Body for Childminding. Our aims are to ; promote high standards in family-based day care for children; promote the interests of Childminders in the workforce; provide training, support and advice for Childminders and Parents.

Children's Group Link will endeavor to encourage and assist in the development of children, teenagers and adults. We will strive to create a positive environment for those in our care and help them to express themselves in an open and secure way. The group will strive to achieve these goals through clearly defined methods and objectives.

We change the lives of all children in Ireland by making sure that their rights are respected and protected in our laws, policies and services. We identify problems for children. We develop solutions. We educate and provide information on children's rights.

The Centre works to protect the rights of all children living in NI particularly those who are the most disadvantaged, e.g. children with disabilities, special educational needs, mental ill health, homeless young people.

Our mission is to promote the wellbeing of children within the healthcare system in Ireland, in particular before, during and after hospitalisation. We provide information and support to parents and carers and engage in advocacy in relation to healthcare services for children.

The C4WC intensive initiative promotes holistic support for young people globally, nurturing talents, empowering individual young people to maximise their potentials for a better future.

We deliver on our strategic goals through our 3 core services which include; Care Services, Technology Services, Advice & Information Services. Inaddition to our services, we drive awareness of key issues through our campaigns and advocacy work

Christian Blind Mission (CBM) exists to cure and prevent blindness, deafness and other disabilities. We also support blind, visually impaired and otherwise disabled people in those areas of greatest need worldwide.

Christian Aid is an agency of the churches in Ireland and the UK. We work wherever the need is greatest – irrespective of religion or race.

The mission of the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation is to give all children their childhood by providing the necessary protection, care and education for them to sleep in peace, surrounded by love.

The national organisation providing information and support services to people living with Chronic Pain. We work with all stakeholders including those living with chronic pain, their families and carers, health professionals, students, researchers and others interested in chronic pain.

Currently working with Christian churches and schools, the group provides live streaming services, telecommunication services and job advertising for all primary schools in Ireland.

We offer training, work and enterprise skills with a particular focus on Adult Education, Woodwork, Painting and Horticulture. We bridge the gaps in formal education through Computer Skills, Cookery and Literacy. Sport and Leisure Activities are also included as they help our young men develop ways of managing their free time in a healthy and enjoyable way.