The Matt Talbot Community Trust, based in Ballyfermot, provides support for individuals in recovery from addiction and returning from prison. We run a drug free community education programme endeavouring to create change from a grass roots level. We work to tackle the unique social issues that lead to problem drug use and criminal behaviour through the provision of quality education and structured person-centred supports.

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.

Maynooth University is an internationally recognised institution located 25 kilometres outside of Dublin, Ireland, and is the nation’s fastest growing university. One of four constituent universities of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth University in 2022 ranked # 1 in Ireland in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Best Young University Rankings.

Mayo Sligo & Leitrim ETB Adult Educational Guidance Service (AEGS) offers free impartial and confidential Guidance Counselling, Information and Support to adults in relation to their education, training and career options.

Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim Education and Training Board is the leading provider of education and training in the region. As an integral part of our communities, we deliver educational services to 30,000 children, young people, and adults through our 19 schools, 12 Further Education and Training Centres, 5 Youthreach Centres and 2 Training Centres.

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.

Meitheal Mara (meh-hal ma-ra) translates roughly as ”Workers of the Sea”. Meitheal can be translated as “community” and Mara literally means “of the sea” in Irish. Founded in 1993, Meitheal Mara is a community boatyard in the heart of Cork City, a registered charity and training centre. Our primary object is to grow and integrate Cork city’s maritime recreation and tourism sector at a purpose built river-side site.

Mellon Educate is an Irish-based African development charity founded by developer & philanthropist Niall Mellon. Since 2002 the charity, thanks to the enormous collective effort of some 25,000 volunteers, has built houses for 125,000 homeless people in Africa’s poorest townships.

A leading Irish and international meningitis charity that brings together people and expertise to defeat meningitis and septicaemia wherever it exists. At Meningitis Research Foundation we are driven by our supporters and beneficiaries, many of whom have first-hand experience of the devastating consequences of the disease.

Monaghan County Childcare Committee was established in January 2001 as part of the Government's National Childcare Policy to develop childcare services at local level. We aim to increase both the supply and quality of childcare services based on an analysis of need within the county.

Music Network is Ireland’s national music touring and development organisation, and was founded by the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon in 1986.

Music Together is a newly established voluntary group aiming to provide learner musicians who have a disability with an opportunity to perform in the wider community.

Hosted by QQI, NARIC Ireland provides free advice on the recognition of foreign qualifications in Ireland.

The National Adult Literacy Agency is an independent charity committed to being the voice of adult literacy in Ireland, and with our partners, influence policy and practice to support people in developing their literacy (mission).

National Learning Network provides training and specialist support to people who, for a variety of reasons, may find it difficult to gain employment. Whatever your circumstances – whether you are long term unemployed, have an illness or a disability – National Learning Network can help you.

NCU Training is an approved FETAC/QQI training provider based in Coolock, Dublin. We pride ourselves in high quality skills training and have a great reputation for quality and service.

Northern Visions is a media centre in Belfast offering training, access and media production in radio, television, film and video.

Not So Different is a Social Enterprise that promotes Equality and Inclusion for people who are neurodiverse. It’s all about bringing people who are neurodivegent and neurotypical together, to work with each other, learn from each other and create great opportunities.

The Open Training College exists to provide accredited training and consultancy services to the human services and non-profit sector. Established by St. Michael’s House in 1992, our philosophy is, and always will be, shaped by the demands of our sector and the needs of our staff, students, client organisations and service users.

Open Colleges has been providing life changing education for over 100 years, and we are now Australia’s leader in online education. So far, we’ve have helped over 800,000 students gain the skills to launch, change or take the next step in their careers.

Oxfam Ireland works with people around the world to end the injustice of poverty. We are an independent and secular not-for-profit organisation. Oxfam Ireland is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of thirteen independent members. The members work together to achieve greater impact by their collective efforts.

Our purpose is to support the ongoing provision of appropriate education for students in the school.

Parents Plus is a charity that trains and mentors those who work in Community, Health, Education and Disability services, to improve outcomes for families, with our evidence-based parenting and mental health programmes.

We do that by enabling people to realise their hopes, dreams and ambitions. We change attitudes by proving that a person doesn’t have to be defined by their disability. And we change society by showing that, with the right support, everyone can play a valuable role in the community.

The Centre was established in 1999 by the Presentation Sisters, in recognition of the need for strategic thinking in relation to the future development of their work. The Centre's work covers four broad areas: learning innovation; social inclusion; influencing public policy, and human rights/ecology.