Recovery Colleges provide connection, hope, identity meaning and empowerment through recovery focused education where the person with the self experience of distress is recognised as the expert.

Recycle IT is an award winning, social enterprise, not for profit founded in 2002. Recycle IT engage in electrical, electronic and metal recycling to create training opportunities and employment. Our team delivers nearly 10,000 free community collection across Dublin and surrounding areas each year with a particular focus on disadvantaged communities.

We are an independent voluntary organisation providing services and support for people with disabilities. We are an internationally recognised and pioneering charity, enabling more than 10,000 people with disabilities to live lives of their choosing. We are a campaigning organisation that advocates on behalf of the people who use our services and their families.

Rekindle Talents (RT) was officially registered as a charity organisation with The Revenue in Ireland on the 11th November 2011 (11.11.11). Our strategic plan is basically to source for necessary tools and resources required to "bring out the best out of people with great potentials but less or no privilege" .

Release Communication Intervention teaches caregivers, teachers, special needs assistants and children techniques from speech and language therapy and occupational exercises, to early intervention and oral motor therapy.

The need for housing and community-based services has never been greater. What we in Respond do is all about people and the communities around them. It is vital that new housing developments, so badly needed, also have vital community infrastructure such as those that Respond provide – Early Childhood Care and Education Services, Day Care Centres for Older People, Family Homeless Services, Refugee Resettlement Services and Family Support.

Rethink Ireland provides cash grants and business support to the social innovations who can make a real difference. Our task is to fuel these innovations with the knowledge and the advice they’ll need to succeed on a nationally impactful scale.

Supporting Survivors of Institutional Child Abuse and their Families. Right of Place second chance is a vision and values driven organization which offers a professional service to its members. We support their entitlements and Rights by empowering them through the promotion of trust, respect and self confidence.

Rite to Freedom supports those in established recovery from addiction through mentoring, self-empowerment, wilderness experiences and the power of personal stories. By offering opportunities for creativity, nature connection and mindfulness, Rite to Freedom supports a thriving, growing recovery community to live with meaning, purpose and enjoyment.

When your child is sick, you want the best care possible - even if it is hundreds of miles away. Our Ronald McDonald House allows families across Ireland to stay close to their child for as long as they are undergoing treatment in Children's Health Ireland at Crumlin.

We provide direct services for marginalised young people including drug users, young homeless, Travellers, teenage parents, early school leavers and young offenders. We promote the development of voluntary youth groups and volunteers, and the development and management of resources for young people in the North Clondalkin area.

Roscommon LEADER Partnership (RLP, also known as RIDC – Roscommon Integrated Development Company Ltd.) is an organisation that brings together key development projects including rural enterprise, development and social inclusion that work for the betterment of the people of Co. Roscommon.

The mission statement of Rossinver Community Development Company (RCDC) is: To make Rossinver a better place to live and work in. With the help of various funding agencies RCDC has restored the old Ballagh Church and converted it into the New Ballagh Centre, which is used as a community training centre.

The vision of the RNLI is to end preventable loss of life at sea. The purpose of the RNLI is to save lives at sea. The RNLI in Ireland provides a 24/7 on-call service to answer the call for help, up to 100 nautical miles around the coast of Ireland, from 45 Lifeboat Stations

The primary work of Ruhama is the provision of out-reach services to women engaged in prostitution and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation, in a spirit of empathy, respect and compassion. Awareness raising and advocacy work is a growing component of our work.

Our vision is of vibrant, articulate, inclusive and sustainable rural communities across Northern Ireland contributing to a prosperous, equitable, peaceful and stable society. Our mission is to provide an effective voice for and support to rural communities, particularly those who are most disadvantaged.

Safe Home Ireland has evolved from simply providing a housing option for older Irish born emigrants. Alongside this role, we now provide an information and advisory service for anyone considering a move to Ireland and we offer support for those who having moved back, require assistance.

Safe Ireland, formerly the National Network Women's Refugees and Support Services, recognises violence against women and children as a violation of their human rights and we work from the conviction that: Women and their children have the right to live free from domestic violence.

Sage is the National Advocacy Service for Older People. It also supports survivors of institutional abuse; and healthcare patients who can’t access support elsewhere. It responds according to need with Information – Support – Advocacy – Safeguarding.

Saint Joseph’s is the only home in Ireland solely dedicated to dementia care in Ireland – where feelings matter most. 60 people call Saint Joseph’s their home and we also provide a weekly respite service and day care facility. We are a Quality of Life Butterfly Home awarded by Meaningful Care Matters.

Samaritans provides confidential emotional. The service is provided 24 hours a day 365 days a year by over 1,800 volunteers. At the heart of this service is the belief - that offering people the opportunity to be listened to in confidence, and accepted without prejudice, can alleviate despair and suicidal feelings.

The Trust was founded in 1991 primarily to offer a place of peace and refuge for old, injured, unwanted, abandoned, neglected and abused donkeys, who through no fault of their own, no longer fit into a world geared for profit and productivity and which is presently dominated by heavy agricultural machinery.

Save the Children’s ambition is a world in which every child has the right to survive, learn and be protected. We were founded on the belief that every child deserves the chance of a future. This belief underpins everything we do.

Scouting Ireland is one of the largest national youth organisations in Ireland, dedicated to the development of life skills for young people. Since 1908, young people in Ireland have been involved in the Scouting movement. Today, our Scout Groups involve over 35,000 young people and 12,000 volunteers across Ireland.

Sea Shepherd Ireland has been active in Ireland since the 1980’s and in 2010 the group was founded to bringing together the adhoc work of supporters and volunteers into one official entity of the global movement.