Cork Environmental Forum is a cross sectoral, umbrella organisation of approximately 650 organisations groups and individuals mostly from the Cork region.

Cork City Childcare is one of the 30 County/City Childcare Committees set up throughout the Country. Cork City Childcare is the first port of call for both parents and childcare providers when trying to access many of today’s early years’ care and education initiatives.

The aim of Cork Nature Network is to benefit the community of Ireland by promoting and encouraging the conservation of wildlife and habitats by educating and increasing the awareness of the need for conservation in Ireland

Cork life Centre is a voluntary organization offering an alternative learning environment to marginalized young people. The Centre and its staff offer students 1:1 tuition in Junior and Leaving Cert subjects and support them in their preparation for these State Exams. The approach to education is a holistic one.

A professional and confidential free employment service for employers and job seekers of all abilities across West Cork. Since 2011 over 800 staff provided to West Cork Employers.

YMCA is a cross denominational organisation committed to actively responding to local youth and community need.

Cork anti poverty resource network are a community-based organisation who aim to encourage, and empower individuals to become active agents in shaping their own lives and communities.

The OSSCork was founded as a pilot project in 2000, as one of the recommendations of the Southern Regional Committee on Violence Against Women, providing support to all adult victims of Domestic Violence.

An employment agency with a dual function: To facilitate and support the integration of job seekers with disabilities into paid employment in the open labour market; To meet the labour requirements of employers.

Cork Simon acts in solidarity with people who are homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless. The Community reaches out to people who are homeless, providinga range of accommodation and support projects, and campaigns for a society without homelessness.

The West Cork Animal Welfare Group was founded in May 1999 in response to a desperate need to help unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused animals in West Cork.

Service provider for children & adults with an intellectual disability and Autism in the West Cork area.

Sexual Violence Centre Cork was set up on International Women’s Day in 1983 and has been providing services to victims of sexual violence in Cork city and County for over 37 years. The Centre was formerly known as Cork Rape Crisis Service.

The main object of the West Cork Development Partnership is to promote, support, assist and engage in (a) social development, (b) enterprise development to facilitate rural regeneration, (c) community development,designed to benefit and promote the welfare of local communities and to deal with thecauses and consequences of social and economic disadvantage or poverty.

Responsible and accountable for the proper direction and control of its functions in the Cork City and Cork County Councils’ local authority areas. Cork ETB plans, provides, supports and co-ordinates education, training and youth services in Cork which are recognised internationally as a model of excellence.

To enable the gay community to fully participate in the cultural, economic, political and social life of Cork city and county.

The Cork Association for Autism (CAA) is a Section 39 organisation substantially funded by the HSE but supported by a fully voluntary Board and a host of volunteers. The CAA has evolved into a service of excellence, now employing 140 staff who range from care assistants to social care workers and outreach support workers.