Pavee Point is a partnership of Irish Travellers and settled people working together to improve the lives of Irish Travellers through working towards social justice, solidarity, socio-economic development and human rights.

PAWS is a work in progress, we started out in February 1997 with the intention to rehome unwanted dogs from their current homes. However, we soon realised the huge amount of abuse, neglect and abandonment of Dogs and Cats throughout the County and we started to give them shelter and Veterinary care.

Established following two conferences that took place in 1999, Derry/Londonderry; and Ballybofey, Co. Donegal, 2004. Hundreds of people with experience of mental health challenges and use of mental health services attended both events, making their way from the four corners of the island to participate.

Peter McVerry Trust is committed to reducing the effects of homelessness, drug misuse and social disadvantage among young people in the Dublin area. The Trust provides a range of services through a continuum of care model, based on the principles of respect and dignity.

We are the independent body supporting philanthropy in Ireland. Representing a diverse and engaged membership, we promote best practice, inform government policy, and raise awareness of strategic giving as an effective driver of social change.

We provide a professional one-to-one therapeutic service to people who are in suicidal distress, those who engage in self-harm, and those bereaved by suicide. All of our services are provided free of charge and no referral is needed.

Plan International is one of the largest international child-centred development organisations in the world, operating in more than 75 countries. Our mission is a just world that advances children’s rights and equality for girls.

Pobal works on behalf of Government to support communities and local agencies toward achieving social inclusion and development. Pobal, formerly known as Area Development Management, was established in 1992 by the Irish Government in agreement with the European Commission to manage an EU Grant for local development.

Polio Survivors Ireland is the new name for the Post Polio Support Group CLG. We are a charitable organisation set up by Polio Survivors to assist their fellow survivors.

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.

Possibilitiesplus believe that we all live our own unique lives; with the people we want to spend time with, people with a disability are no different. Individuals we support only need to be listened to, for the individualized supports to develop around them. As one parent commented about trying to get a suitable service for her son:”I have been doing this for 25 years and not been listened to”.

Preparing for Life is a prevention and early intervention project based in North Dublin. We work to improve children’s lives by supporting parents, early years practitioners and teachers to use proven approaches to help children reach their full potential.

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.

Printwell began in the early 80s in the Dublin Resource Centre, Temple Bar as a Co-operative. Our aim is to work with and support other organisations and community groups seeking social justice and to express themselves in print and other media through good design.

PALLS training centre provides a safe, supportive and non judgemental space, working from the ethos of dignity, respect and equality. The centre provides an 8 month long needs led programme that aims to empower and guide trainees to take control of all aspects of their life and to equip Trainees with the skills necessary to assist in obtaining either good quality sustainable employment or a return to education.

Process Work Ireland is committed to facilitating individual and collective change in the world. To this end, we provide training programmes, public seminars, community development and education programmes, individual and group process facilitation and supervision.

For over 50 years Project Arts Centre has been a home, hub and hive for adventurous artists and audiences. What began in 1966 as a small artist-led collective is now evolving into Ireland’s national centre for the contemporary arts. Influenced, inspired and shaped by our location in the heart of Dublin’s city and the people living here.

QQI is the state agency responsible for promoting the quality, integrity and reputation of Ireland’s further and higher education system. Ensuring that learners achieve qualifications that are valued nationally and internationally.

Working in partnership with all stakeholders in our community in Limerick, to provide better services, support and Development to the members of our Community. Our Lady Queen of Peace CDP works in Partnership with all stakeholders in our community in Limerick, to provide better services, support and Development to the members of our Community.

RADE Ltd (Recovery through Arts, Drama and Education) is a community employment scheme based in Dublin which engages substance mis-users with arts activities such as drama, art, tai chi, film production and creative writing.

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Rainbows is a free, voluntary service for children and young people experiencing loss following bereavement and parental separation. The Rainbows service is an inclusive service, supporting children and young people experiencing grief and loss resulting from bereavement/parental separation/parental relationship breakdown /divorce.

The Centre was founded in 1980 as Limerick Rape Crisis Centre, by a group of women and men who were concerned about the lack of services for survivors of rape and sexual abuse. Since then it has worked to provide a quality professional, information, support and counselling service for survivors of sexual violence and abuse throughout the Midwest region.

The Rape Crisis Network (RCNI) is a multi-member political and campaigning organisation committed to the elimination of all forms of sexual violence through effecting political, cultural and social change. Our agenda to effect change is directly provided by the experience and expertise of our member Rape Crisis Centres (RCCs).

Reach Deaf Services is a non-profit charity enabling the Deaf Community and Deaf people generally to achieve their full potential and to have equality of access and opportunity in all aspects of their lives. Reach Deaf Services focuses on the areas of education, social care, pastoral and spiritual work.