Comeragh Wilderness Camp is a unique programme for young people who are having difficulty with their education. The camp offers a group experience that helps youth learn social and life skills, and an outdoor-based approach to education that reignites interest in learning.

Comhlámh, The Association of Returned Development Workers and Volunteers.

Common Purpose finds leaders everywhere from all ages, backgrounds and in every sector - private, public and not-for-profit and we bring them together to learn from each other and begin to understand they have a common goal.

Northern Ireland’s leading organisation working to empower communities, improve health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities using a community development approach.

Our work includes: An Active Age Project; Rural Transport Project (RuraLIFT); Action Research and Development work with Carers, Men and Older People; Supporting Youth Development; Development work with local Community Groups.

Ireland’s youth information website, by young people for young people. Spunout’s vision is to help create an Ireland where young people aged between 16 and 25 are empowered with the information they need to live active, happy and healthy lives.

The Community Knowledge Initiative (CKI), a project launched by the National University of Ireland, Galway in 2001. The CKI hopes to place communities at the centre of debate and educate students for civic engagement.

We’re a charity, a social enterprise, an all-island of Ireland business – with a mission. To create a world-class community finance system that works tirelessly towards ensuring that positive social impact is felt – not just dreamt.

Community Reuse Network is the all-island representative body for community-based re-use, recycling and waste prevention organisations. Our vision is an Ireland where the word “Waste” does not exist and where our entire community benefits from the social, environmental and economic value of all reusable resources.

Community Arts Partnership takes the lead in the promotion, development and delivery of community arts practice in Northern Ireland.

Previously known as Coolock Community Law Centre, was established on 1 April 1975, as the first, independent, community-based law centre in Ireland. In 2012, we opened a second community law centre in Limerick.

A national organization that promotes and supports community work as a means of addressing poverty, social exclusion and inequality and ultimately as a means of achieving social change that will contribute to the creation of a more just, sustainable and equal society.

An independent charity to promote better community relations between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland and the recognition of cultural diversity.

The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland works to support people, strengthen communities and build peace in the divided communities of Northern Ireland.

Compass Child and Family Services is a non-for profit organisation set up by a multidisciplinary group of professionals with a long standing involvement in working with children, adolescents and their families from disadvantaged backgrounds.

CIWF-Ireland started in 1992. It is part of the international CIWF group which was founded in England and now has offices in the UK, Holland and Ireland and a sister organisation in France.

Our mission is to enable absolutely poor people to achieve major improvements in their lifestyles which are sustainable without ongoing support from Concern. To this end we will work with the poor themselves and with local and international partners who share our vision to create just and peaceful societies where the poor can exercise their fundamental rights.

The website is part of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) campaign to foster a greater understanding within the trade union movement on the island of Ireland about the causes and effects of global poverty and inequality.

Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland (CVNI) is part of BTCV, a registered charity which exists to protect and improve the environment, predominantly through a partnership of the practical efforts of its many thousands of volunteers and the activities of its staff.

Coolmine Is A Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centre That Brings Clients On A Journey Of Recovery by providing quality community, day and residential services with a self-help approach we facilitate recovery.

A community based voluntary organisation which enables the people of Galway to recognise and address the challenges posed by inequality and isolation in society.

Cope Foundation supports over 2,300 children and adults with intellectual disabilities and/ or autism in 65 locations across Cork City and County. The organisation provides a spectrum of services to the people it supports including early intervention, education, training, autism spectrum disorder, homes, short breaks, physical activities and sports, arts and creative therapies.

A community-based, volunteer-led charity in Navan, County Meath. We act as a hub that connects with and provides services for the community, local charities, and worthwhile causes.

A safe haven for people with cancer and their families, where you can find information, practical help and emotional support.

Cork life Centre is a voluntary organization offering an alternative learning environment to marginalized young people. The Centre and its staff offer students 1:1 tuition in Junior and Leaving Cert subjects and support them in their preparation for these State Exams. The approach to education is a holistic one.