An independent, charitable organisation that serves the community by the provision of: meeting/training spaces: office acommodation for community service providers: full and part time childcare service.

Clúid Housing is a leading Approved Housing Body (AHB) providing quality housing and services to people in housing need all over Ireland.

Common Purpose finds leaders everywhere from all ages, backgrounds and in every sector - private, public and not-for-profit and we bring them together to learn from each other and begin to understand they have a common goal.

Northern Ireland’s leading organisation working to empower communities, improve health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities using a community development approach.

Our work includes: An Active Age Project; Rural Transport Project (RuraLIFT); Action Research and Development work with Carers, Men and Older People; Supporting Youth Development; Development work with local Community Groups.

We’re a charity, a social enterprise, an all-island of Ireland business – with a mission. To create a world-class community finance system that works tirelessly towards ensuring that positive social impact is felt – not just dreamt.

Community Reuse Network is the all-island representative body for community-based re-use, recycling and waste prevention organisations. Our vision is an Ireland where the word “Waste” does not exist and where our entire community benefits from the social, environmental and economic value of all reusable resources.

A community-based, volunteer-led charity in Navan, County Meath. We act as a hub that connects with and provides services for the community, local charities, and worthwhile causes.

ESCA will work together to address issues of disadvantage in Cork city, as well as promoting social inclusion and social justice.

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

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

We are responsible for the delivery of a range of Rural, Enterprise, Social Inclusion and Community Development Initiatives in County Kildare.

Local Development Companies are multi-sectoral partnerships that deliver a range of programmes on behalf of local and national government focused on enhancing the quality of life for disadvantaged individuals and communities.

Crumlin Community Development Project is to improve and develop co-operation between state-run and community agencies, to establish a center to increase and centralize services, to encourage people to contribute to their own personal development and the development of their area, to ensure all efforts are made to the community of Crumlin has access to a full range of services and facilities to meet their needs.

Our vision is of a fair and just society, free from poverty and injustice, where each person is empowered to make their own choices and shape their future.

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.

DESSA is about promoting disability rights in Ireland. The purpose of DESSA is to create a society where everyone with lived experience of disability and their families can participate equally as full citizens. We do this by to eliminating barriers to enable disabled people to reach their potential and participate fully in their community.

We are a community based organisation open to all nationalities and ethnic groups which is commited to promoting and celebrating the development of a multicultural society through the integration of established and new communities living in Ireland.

The Dublin Docklands Development Authority was created by the Dublin Docklands Development Authority Act 1997 to lead a major project of physical, social and economic regeneration in the East side of Dublin.

Enclude’s goal as an organisation is to work with charities across the sector to adopt appropriate technology solutions to improve their capacity to better service the needs of their service users and achieve a great impact in their work. To accomplish this goal, we seek to:

The Family Resource Centre National Forum is a support network working with Family Resource Centres throughout Ireland. The aim of the Forum is to represent the views of all Family Resource Centres nationally and provide practical support to Family Resource Centres involved in family support and social inclusion initiatives.

Fatima Groups United Family Resource Centre is the representative body of residents and projects in Fatima/Herberton, Dublin 8. Established in 1995 Fatima Groups United has been the driving force behind the successful regeneration of Fatima that has seen the physical and social transformation of the old flats complex.

Our Mission is: "To build the first county-wide Community Foundation in Ireland, North or South that will support charitable endeavour, citizenship and peace building at local level. At its core will be the key principles of sustainability, social responsibility and partnership. It will be an exemplar for others to follow in support of positive local social change".

Fermoy Community Resource Centre aims to respond to community needs through a range of initiatives and support services, with local participation and in partnership with others.

Fingal LEADER Partnership was formed in 2008 with the amalgamation of Co-operation Fingal and Rural Dublin LEADER Company. In this time Fingal LEADER Partnership has delivered a wide range of European and National programmes such as LEADER, LCDP, TÚS, RSS, FAS LTI Training, Jobs Club, Care & Repair, Youth Mental Health Programme, Friends of ADHD Programme, to great success.