Galway City Community Network (GCCN) is a network of community, voluntary and environmental organisations active in Galway City. GCCN is the main link through which the local authority connects with the community, voluntary and environmental sectors. GCCN is supported by a co-ordinator that works on a part-time basis.

Galway Rural Development, through the programmes we manage, work along with individuals, community groups and other agencies to improve the quality of life for all in our area. We especially work with those most in need of help and look to create real chances for people to make positive changes for themselves and their communities across rural Galway.

Global Action Plan is a national organisation that offers practical support to shape conscious sustainable behaviour. We aim to provide people with the knowledge, skills and values to build and strengthen their communities so they can make a difference in their local areas.

A community project that aims to meet local needs and improve our quality of life. We are working with the Elderly in running a monthly get-together for older people. We also run Parenting Classes, and hope to be able to offer Computer Classes soon. We are establishing a Youth Club in Gort and we hope to be able to offer a Making Choices Programme for disabled people in the near future.

Helplines Partnership is the membership body for organisations that provide helpline services in the UK and internationally.

Hillcrest Family Centre delivers family support; health; education; and information services and programmes, to families in the local community.

Hillview Community Resource Centre (Hillview Resource Centre is a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity (CHY: 18385). We work as part of the National Forum of Family Resource Centre’s in Ireland and are a prevention and early intervention service. Our work is underpinned by community development principles and we respond to needs as well as empower the community. We provide a range of low-cost community & family supports and host a Local Employment Service.

Hospital Family Resource Centre is a voluntary led organisation based in South East Limerick offering activities, services and supports to individuals, families and groups in the area. With core funding provided by TUSLA it is one of 120 family resource centres which form a national community development and family support programme throughout Ireland.

ICON is a Network of Organisations in the North East Inner City of Dublin. It is a Community Development Organisation open to membership to anyone living or working in the North East Inner City - individuals, representatives of tenants Groups and workers in local services and Projects.

IRD Duhallow is a community-based integrated rural development company that was established in 1989. The company combines the efforts and resources of the State Bodies, Local Authorities, Local Communities and individual entrepreneurs for the benefit of the local areas.

Kilkenny Community Forum represents a wide range of local community and voluntary organisations throughout Kilkenny city and county. Membership of the Forum gives you an opportunity to interact, share ideas, co-operate in areas of common interest and get in touch with other groups on the register.

Kilkenny LEADER Partnership (KLP) is a non profit, independent, community-led, local development organisation, with almost 25 years of experience delivering to communities on the ground, providing a wide range of services including training, work placements, grants and advice.

Laois Partnership is a dynamic partnership company established in to deliver a range of rural, social and economic programmes at local level across County Laois.

The purpose of the County Longford Community and Voluntary Forum is to facilitate the representation of and participation by community and voluntary groups in in the Economic, Social and Cultural Development of County Longford.

Longford Community Resources clg (LCRL) is the integrated local development partnership company for County Longford. The core purpose of the company is to promote rural development and tackle social exclusion and LCRL does this through various programmes including the Rural Development (LEADER) Programme and the Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP).

Lourdes Youth and Community Services (LYCS) is an integrated community development project based in Dublin's North East inner city. Through it's four programmes, LYCS works with approximately 250 children, young people and adults every week, in the areas of education and training, social, cultural and recreational activity.

Louth Local Development is a Local Development Company funded by the Irish Government and charged with the delivery of a range of programmes whose aim is to support specific target groups with a view to making a positive difference in their lives.

The Macro Community Resource Centre is a non-profit making facility which provides office accommodation and activity space to community and voluntary organisation which serve the people of the Markets Area of Dublin's North Inner City.

Mayfield Community Arts Centre exists to provide the community with access to arts activities and processes that enable engagement, exploration and expression of opinion.

Since its inception in 1985, the Mayfield Community Training Centre has made a hugely significant contribution to the Mayfield community through its provision of accredited training educational programmes, support services to early school leavers and the young unemployed people of the area.

Meath Arts Group is a cultural organisation founded in 2006 seeking to support working visual artists and to promote full recognition of the value of their works. These visual artists have joined together for the benefit of shared resources, education and marketing.

Meitheal is a community development support and training organisation. Our mission is to create change through working for equality and social justice. The way we work is guided by the values of community development, equality and feminism.

The organisation’s primary objective is to advocate for transforming masculinities with the intention of creating a gender equal society, through a community development model which creates better lives for men and boys, their spouses, partners and children, friends, and communities across Ireland.

Monaghan Integrated Development CLG is a local development company. Local development promotes area-based, integrated, “bottom-up” interventions to address long-term unemployment, economic marginalisation and social exclusion.

Monastervin Community Centre (MCC) and Monasterevin Council hall (MCH) are both community based venues, operating as a social enterprise which helps serve the local Monasterevin community.