A voluntary organisation with charitable status - aims to promote the understanding, treatment and prevention of the problems associated with dyslexia, a specific learning disability.

Early Childhood Ireland has supported the development of early childhood care and education services in Ireland over the past 30 years. It is a member based organisation with members mainly involved in the provision of playgroups and day care services, both community and private.

The Easi-Cab Travel Club provides a transport service for people with disabilities who are unable to access public transport. The Travel Club is open to all ages.

East Clare Community Co-operative Society aims to provide an inviting space within the community to generate viable and sustainable activities which support the development of the individual and the community.

Eco Innovation is a registered non-profit organisation founded in 2004. Through its research and development activities, it aims to improve understanding of eco-innovation processes, raise public awareness of the stakes involved, and promote eco-innovations.

ECO-UNESCO is Ireland’s Environmental Education and Youth Organisation that works to conserve the environment and empower young people.

Dedicated to the liberation of people and communities from poverty and injustice. We collaborate to support the sustainability of our partner projects by sourcing funding, building donor engagement and working with our partners to improve development capacity

Educate Together is a modern, dynamic charity that is redefining standards in inclusive, learner-centred education. It is providing a long-overdue choice of equality-based primary and second-level schools for thousands of families in Ireland. It is working to transform the learning environment for all pupils so that they are properly prepared for life in the twenty-first century.

EIL Intercultural Learning promotes international peace and friendship through travel and intercultural learning.

A family run company dedicated to offering a selection of excellent recreational activities for older people. Elderwell offers a unique and individually designed program for people in residential/day care that benefits our participants, their families and those professionals involved in the care of our participants and the management of the homes and centres.

A professional and confidential free employment service for employers and job seekers of all abilities across West Cork. Since 2011 over 800 staff provided to West Cork Employers.

EmployAbility Clare supports people with a disability or illness to reach their potential in employment. We are a county-wide government funded employment support service: For people with a disability or illness who want to work; For businesses who want to recruit or retain staff, or become more disability confident.

An employment agency with a dual function: To facilitate and support the integration of job seekers with disabilities into paid employment in the open labour market; To meet the labour requirements of employers.

We offer a free one to one personalised service to help promote diverse abilities and match the candidate to the right job. Provide Career Guidance to find out exactly what type of work you are looking for, including the location, hours and help with things like identifying transport links and any other additional support you may need. We also help with CV and Interview Preparation.

EmployAbility Service is a professional employment and recruitment service which assists people with a disability to secure and maintain a job in the open labour market.

Empowerment Plus is a Nationwide non-profit organisation with registered charitable status that works with young people and families who are at risk within their home or community. As an organisation, Empowerment Plus is committed tto supporting young people, and families by protecting a wraparound, needs based support.

Enable Ireland, formerly known as Cerebral Palsy Ireland, was established in 1948 to enable people with physical disabilities to achieve maximum independence in their local communities. Enable Ireland offers services for children and adults with physical disabilities nationwide.

Enclude helps fellow charities deliver greater impact in their work. We do this by delivering solutions that transform the way charities work, enabling them to spend less time on admin and reporting, and more time focused on service delivery and development.

A respected and trusted voice on energy efficiency and clean energy solutions, we continue to work towards a smart, decarbonised, decentralised energy system.

Ireland’s first community-based energy project to address the problem of fuel poverty in Dublin. Energy Action has insulated 35,000 homes since its inception and has also supported several community-based organisations in other parts of the country through pilot schemes to develop their own capacity to tackle fuel poverty. The service is provided through the Better Energy Warmer Homes Scheme administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland.

Engaging Dementia is a registered charity that provides training for those who care for people living with dementia in nursing homes, day centres, hospitals and family homes. Our mission is to improve communication, engagement and connection for people living with dementia and their carers. We offer a range of training programmes, resources and community activities.

Responsible for protecting and improving the environment as a valuable asset for the people of Ireland. We are committed to protecting people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation and pollution. We play key roles in environmental regulation, provision of knowledge and advocacy for the environment.

EPALE is a multilingual open membership community for teachers, trainers, researchers, academics, policy makers and anyone else with a professional role in adult learning across Europe.

An independent association that works throughout the Republic of Ireland, with and for children and young people who are currently living in care or who have had an experience of living in care. This includes those in residential care, foster care, hostel, high support & special care. EPIC also works with young people preparing to leave care and in aftercare.

Epilepsy Ireland was established in 1966 with the goal of improving the quality of life of people with epilepsy in Ireland. Their vision is to achieve a society where no person’s life is limited by epilepsy, and they work towards that vision by: