SOS recognises and understands that supporting someone who may be struggling with their mental health can be challenging. For this reason, we have developed an innovative programme for people supporting family members, friends, neighbours, people in their community and others who may be struggling with their mental health.

Sage Advocacy marks 10 years of service to the public. An awareness campaign showing uncomfortable truths of abuse faced by vulnerable adults has been launched, to place a spotlight on taboos which must be broken.

We are dedicated to the promotion & provision of free holistic care which includes medical & mental health awareness. Looking for Refreshment Outreach Volunteers & a Social Media Marketer.

The report which ranks governments worldwide on their perceived efforts to acknowledge and combat human trafficking has outlined that while there has been some progress in Ireland in the past year, a lot more is still left to be done, especially in supporting survivors of human trafficking.

Boardmatch presents the 5th Annual Charity Trustee Speed-Dating in Dublin! Join Boardmatch Ireland on 16th October as we present our 5th Annual Charity Trustee Speed-Dating, a leading charity board recruitment event, returning for the second year in the fabulous CHQ Dublin.

Clanwilliam Institute is inviting applications for Year 1 of its 4 Year Part-time M.Sc. in Systemic Psychotherapy and Professional training programme. Applications remain open until 30th July 2024. The programme will commence in Dublin and in Athlone in October 2024.

Re-turn, operators of Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme, announced ‘Return for Children’ a new charity fundraising initiative in partnership with six of Ireland’s national Children’s charities – Barnardos Ireland, Barretstown, Childline by ISPCC, Jack & Jill, LauraLynn Children’s Hospice, and Make-A-Wish Ireland.

Join Childline by ISPCC on July 12th at Gaia for an evening of fabulous entertainment and fundraising for a great cause! Our charity drag show will feature some of the most talented and captivating performers in the city, all coming together to support Childline by ISPCC.

Irish philanthropic giving on climate and nature is growing faster than global trends and is providing strategic support to communities and key projects, including in the areas of law and policy, according to a new report by Community Foundation Ireland.

CALI is now focused on appointing a Chairperson with the experience and skillset to drive the development of this exciting initiative and nationwide roll out.

This is a new & dynamic role and one which we anticipate will require a unique individual with the skillset required to enable our organisation to continue to grow in line with demand & vision.

Due to significant demand for counselling supports, and limited staff time, we are seeking a Volunteer Counselling Service Coordinator with counselling/psychology/psychotherapy experience.

We are looking to expand their Board of Directors. The commitment required is to attend a monthly Board meeting for 1.5 hours and participate in sub committees as required.

YMCA Ireland are currently recruiting a full-time volunteer youth and children’s worker to join our family support team in Cork. Applicant needs to be between the ages of 18-30.

This July and August, Belong To will host a series of events and activities for LGBTQ+ young people from 14-23 years. There will be a range of activities to join from theatre workshops to climate justice sessions - something for everyone! All events are completely free to attend.

Minister of State at the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, with responsibility for the Circular Economy and Communications, Ossian Smyth announced the call for applications for the 2024 funding round of the Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme (CEIGS).

This training is suitable for anyone over the age of 18 yrs. who wants to help prevent suicide and is prepared to become a ‘suicide alert’ helper, i.e. front-line workers, volunteers, parents, teachers, citizens, etc. Please note all training is free of charge and for persons over 18’s.

This programme that prepares participants to identify & engage with persons who may be having thoughts of suicide. Participants learn how to provide practical help by using the steps of TALK (Tell, Ask, Listen and Keepsafe) and also gain information on the supports and resources available.

Understanding Self-Harm Training is a 1-day programme which aims to develop Participants' knowledge and understanding of self-harm and the reasons underlying such behaviour. The program also helps participants consider the needs of people who self-harm.

Women’s Aid, a national organisation supporting victims-survivors of domestic abuse, reveals that they have recorded the highest level of disclosures of domestic abuse in its 50-years history. The Women’s Aid Annual Impact Report 2023 outlines 40,048 disclosures with its National Freephone Helpline and Regional Face-to-Face services during 28,638 contacts last year.

Are you aged 18-30 and interested in making a positive impact on the world? This engaging 3-day training course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to become an active global citizen. Young migrants are especially encouraged to attend!

Meitheal Autumn Training - Meitheal is a Community Development Support & Training Organisation. Our mission is to create radical change through working for equality and social justice. Meitheal training courses are available to individuals and organisations.

RCSI, in association with Irish Hospice Foundation, runs two accredited Level 9 MSc programmes focusing on loss and bereavement: MSc in Loss & Bereavement and MSc in Loss & Bereavement (Clinical Practice). These programmes are run part time over two years.

Mid West Recovery Education Service (ARIES) are delighted to announce our free July 2024 online schedule. Mid West ARIES aims to provide the Mid West Region with an inspirational and inclusive educational programme on recovery and wellbeing in mental health.

The Under 18 service works with teens under 18 years who have a history of drug and/or alcohol use. The service is available to those in the Wicklow town and surrounding areas and is free to access. Enquiries can be made by families and professional services.