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.

The National Youth Arts Programme is an initiative of the National Youth Council of Ireland and supported by the Arts Council and the Department of Education and Science (Youth Affairs Section).

Pobal works on behalf of Government to support communities and local agencies toward achieving social inclusion and development. Pobal, formerly known as Area Development Management, was established in 1992 by the Irish Government in agreement with the European Commission to manage an EU Grant for local development.

Vision Community Support Services (VCSS) is an Irish registered organisation set up for Charitable purpose. Every migrant living in Ireland deserves the right to access the right information and support in order to enable them integrate well into the Irish community.

Deaf Enterprises is Ireland’s only dedicated employer of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community. Founded in 1987 by Fr. Bill Clarke, our charity (CH. 8730) was set up to tackle the high rates of unemployment among Cork’s deaf community but has subsequently grown throughout its history to provide training and placement opportunities. We have been a proud part of Cork’s deaf community for over 30 years.

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.

NISIG – the National Infertility Support and Information Group – is a charity registered support group established in Cork in 1996 by a group of dedicated people who needed and wanted to be in contact with others who understood their grief.

Age Action supports and advocates for equality and human rights for all older people.

PALLS training centre provides a safe, supportive and non judgemental space, working from the ethos of dignity, respect and equality. The centre provides an 8 month long needs led programme that aims to empower and guide trainees to take control of all aspects of their life and to equip Trainees with the skills necessary to assist in obtaining either good quality sustainable employment or a return to education.

The Hope Foundation was set up in February 1999 by three Cork women with a combined 35 years experience in development work. The Foundation works primarily with the street children in Calcutta and the subsequent difficulties that these children encounter.

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.

Together-Razem is a migrant led organization which provides support services to the Polish and Eastern European migrants in Ireland. We are a registered charity that was established in Cork in 2006. In 2018 we have expanded our remit to a national level.

A faith community and a voluntary agency that provides a service of support for people with intellectual disabilities.

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