We aim to help the young people to achieve their Junior Certificate & Leaving Certificate. Looking for volunteers to work with our young people across all subjects.

We would like to hear from people who, in addition to possessing relevant professional expertise and experience, have a particular interest in the people we support.

Researchers at Maynooth University, in partnership with Mental Health Ireland, are inviting people aged 18-25 living in Ireland to complete an anonymous online survey on what it’s like to support a friend through a tough time or mental health challenges.

As a volunteer mentor, you have an opportunity to encourage positive change in the life of a young person or parent and to witness first-hand the impact that you can have.

We are recruiting for a Volunteer Hairdresser. This is a wonderful opportunity to gain valuable experience working with individuals who may be vulnerable & experiencing homelessness.

Cork Simon Community are excited to welcome a volunteer chiropodist or podiatrist to provide essential foot care services to the residents of our High-Support Houses in Cork City.

This 1-year programme will be of interest to practising counsellors and psychotherapists and play therapists who wish to extend their existing qualification in counselling and psychotherapy to work with children and adolescents.

Would you like to contribute to the governance and strategic direction of an organisation that supports those who are struggling to deal with debt or to manage their money?

We are currently recruiting participants for our Master's in Behavioural Neuroscience research project! We are investigating word and face processing in typical vs dyslexic readers and hope to contribute to dyslexia research by doing this.

This event is more than just a run—it’s a powerful movement to support Diabetes Ireland. By participating, you are making a real difference in the lives of those affected by diabetes. Your involvement helps provide essential services and support for individuals and families living with diabetes.

This year’s local election saw not only a doubling of the number of migrant candidates running than in 2019, but now also double the amount of migrant candidates getting elected to city and county councils across the country.

This award ceremony acknowledges people from refugee / asylum seeking communities who, regardless of the difficult situations they find themselves in, continue to positively contribute to their communities. You can nominate someone and / or resister for the event.

Any nonprofit organisation in Ireland, whether a charity, company, sports club or community association, can enter its annual report and financial statements into the Awards for free and it will receive individual feedback to help improve future annual reports. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony in November.

The youth mental health signposting tool aims to provide young people, parents, caregivers, and those working with young people, with reliable up to date information on where to access supports and services at both a local and national level for a variety of mental health issues.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of The Headway Podcast, a new resource dedicated to individuals navigating life with brain injuries & their loved ones. A platform for sharing personal narratives, strategies and unwavering support for those affected by brain injuries.

Family Carers Ireland unveiled its ‘State of Caring 2024’ Survey, revealing an alarming and deteriorating situation for family carers across the country. The extensive survey, with responses from 2,127 family carers, highlights the crushing impact of systemic neglect, financial strain and a deepening housing crisis.

The MA in Educational Practice at National College of Ireland is a two-year, part-time evening programme for professionals working in education and training contexts who wish to develop their knowledge, skills and competence to effectively enable the learning & development of others.

This iconic cycling event now in its 42nd year takes place along one of the world’s most renowned touring routes The Ring of Kerry, a 170 KM circular route starting and ending in the beautiful town of Killarney.

It is vital that men know that accessing support can be lifesaving, that mens grief is valid and they deserve help. Following a death by suicide 65% of men experienced mental health problems; 40% used alcohol to cope with their grief; 33% reported problems with family relationships and 28% said their physical health deteriorated.

As part of the EU-funded Building Children’s Futures project, Eurochild and project partners are organising an international hybrid conference on the importance of using child rights impact assessments to develop public policies with children and youth representatives across Europe in Malta, July 3 2024.

We are looking for motivated & committed individuals with a passion for Europe & Ireland in Europe. We encourage people of all backgrounds, skills, gender identities and ethnicities to apply.

Membership of the Committee, which meets 3 – 4 times per year, includes a number of external individuals with experience in governance or financial matters.

As an Information Line Volunteer, you'll be instrumental in delivering this essential service, providing help to individuals with their enquiries via phone, clinics, and online forms.

We are seeking passionate individuals to join our volunteer team. Would you like to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals living with neuromuscular conditions?

The QQI Cultural and Heritage Studies Award is a long-established, award-winning programme at the National Print Museum which aims to assist people in developing the skills to seek employment in the Cultural and Heritage industry and/or progress to Further Education after the course.