Directory · IE
Non-profit Organization Management in Ireland
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Non-profit Organization Management sector based in Ireland. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
147 on file
Airfield Estate
Airfield Estate is Dublin’s only 38 acre working farm, gardens, kitchen, education and food destination. We have a simple mission to deliver an experience which offers visitors a wonderful opportunity to learn about food and where it comes from. Registered charity number: 20012670 We are a charity, established by the Overend Family in 1974 for educational and recreational purposes which is at the core of what we do here. Airfield Estate is located in Dundrum, just a 5 minute walk from the Balally Luas stop and less than 10 minutes from Dundrum Town Center. We are an urban farm and gardens set in the heart of the city where you can enjoy a peaceful walk at your own pace. Explore our carefully designed food and ornamental gardens and the urban farm with Jersey cows, sheep, Connemara ponies plus much more. With our great modern facilities, we host a number of events including weddings, corporate events, private events and product launches to name but a few. There are also a number of public events hosted by Airfield Estate each year including our festivals; Woolapalooza on the May bank holiday and the Airfield Estate Food Festival in September with many more to be announced in the coming months. Once you are finished your journey around Airfield Estate you can then enjoy our fork (garden fork that is) to plate food or a coffee in Overends Kitchen. We are constantly refreshing our menus based on what is in season and what is available from our farm. We look forward to welcoming you to Airfield Estate in the near future.
11 to 50 staff
County Kildare Leader Partnership
County Kildare LEADER Partnership CLG is a Local Development Company, with charitable status, which delivers a range of programmes locally in Kildare on a not-for-profit basis. Our programmes include- Social Inclusion Community Activation Programme (SICAP)- 2023 -2027 LEADER Programme - Tús work placements programme - Rural Social Scheme - Empowering Communities Programme - Enterprise Skills Programme - HEADSUP mental health education and training programme - Kildare Small Jobs property maintenance service for over 65s - Older Voices Kildare - Sláintecare Healthy Communities Athy - The DARA Project day programme for people in recovery from substance misuse in Athy and Kildate town- Youth Employment Service - Ukrainian Emergency Response Project - Kildare Social Enterprise Supports Initiative - Kildare Roma Support Programme - AMIF (Asylum Migration & Integration Fund) Kildare Integration Project - Kildare Integration Network - Barrow Blueway Walking Tours
51 to 200 staff
Donegal Local Development Company Dldc
DLDC provides support and training for individuals, communities and rural enterprise. We work to improve the opportunities for people and communities in Co. Donegal to bring about positive changes in their own lives and in their community.
201 to 500 staff
Junior Achievement Ireland
Junior Achievement Ireland (JAI) encourages young people to remain in education and teaches them the skills they need to succeed in a changing world. JAI is part of a worldwide organisation reaching out to 10 million young people each year. It was established in Ireland in 1995 and since then has built up successful partnerships with 160 leading organisations around the country. JAI works in partnership with our supporting organisations to complement the work of our schools by recruiting, training and managing business volunteers to work with students to inspire and motivate them to make the most of their education. European-wide research lists the following outcomes in support of business volunteers’ involvement in education, where participants: • have an easier time securing a job than their peers • earn higher salaries • are more motivated in their careers than their peers • are 4-5 times more likely to start their own businesses • show more self-confidence • more skilled at self-assessment • make better higher education choices • have higher rates of employability JAI works in partnership with supporting organisations to deliver entrepreneurship, science, maths and life skills programmes. Contact us at info@jai.ie
11 to 50 staff
Unicef Ireland
Since 1962, UNICEF Ireland has been working for children through its fundraising and advocacy work in Ireland. UNICEF Ireland supports UNICEF’s global work. UNICEF works in 190 countries and territories to save children’s lives. To defend their rights. To help them fulfill their potential. And we never give up. UNICEF is committed to finding the best and most cost-effective ways to help children thrive, providing life-saving health care, nutrition and education. UNICEF has been in operation for over 70 years. UNICEF, for every child.
11 to 50 staff
Jci Dublin
Junior Chamber International is a worldwide nonprofit organisation which contributes to the advancement of the global community. JCI provides young people in their 20s and 30s the opportunity to develop the leadership skills, social responsibility, entrepreneurship and fellowship necessary to create positive change. For more information: or
10001+ staff
Daughters Of Charity Child And Family Services
The Daughters of Charity Child and Family Service (DoCCFS) is a not for profit public service organisation. We provide a range of therapeutic supportive services to children and families based in the greater Dublin region. Our Services include an Early Childhood Development Service (ECDS), Family Centre Service, Dublin Safer Families Service and Assessment Services. FAMILY CENTRES Our Family Centres offer a range of therapeutic supportive interventions to children up to the age of 18 years and their parents or carers. Our approach to working with families is needs led, strengths based and solution focussed. Our model of service delivery has three aims- To support children and families develop coping skills and resilience- To help families to develop social supports within their family and in the local community- To support the development of attachment and positive relationships. Our aim is to provide a free, flexible service to families to include individual sessions, parenting, family group work, home visits, outreach and a drop-in facility. EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT SERVICE (ECDS) We have 6 Early Childhood Development Service (ECDS) centres located in Ballyfermot, South West inner City, Inchicore, North Strand and County Meath. Our Centres follow a play based curriculum, are Siolta accredited and follow the Aistear curriculum. Our professionally trained staff use Child Observational Records which support the child’s development in confidence, competence and creativity through developmental areas such as movement and music, maths and science, language and communication. Working to best practice guidelines and legislation which strives to protect the rights and welfare of children. Parents are supported and included through the provision of parenting programmes, educational talks, Parents Advisory Committees, family fun days, sports days and open days. We also provide services through our Assessment Centres and Dublin Safer Families Service.
51 to 200 staff
Marie Keating Foundation
1 in 2 of us will get cancer at some point in our lives and cancer is now the leading cause of death in Ireland. For over 23 years Marie Keating Foundation has been a leading voice in the conversation around cancer in Ireland and is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of early detection and providing information on cancer symptoms, risks and facts. We provide a variety of cancer awareness, information and support services to the public through our mobile information units, community nurse team and comfort fund. We also run Survive & Thrive workshops to support cancer patients after their treatment, as well as Positive Living programmes for patients living with advanced cancer. We receive no government funding and so our work is entirely funded by the general public. Registered Charity Numbers CHY 12916 CRA 20038953
11 to 50 staff
Plan International Ireland
We work with children and girls in over 80 countries to help create a world where we are all equal. Working with our supporters and local communities, we deliver programmes for girls and children worldwide, in areas such as protection, education, health, sanitation, disaster relief and economic empowerment. Community led, self-sustaining projects that create sustainable change and address the root causes of inequality.
11 to 50 staff
Age & Opportunity
Age & Opportunity is the national organisation working to enhance wellbeing for older people through participation in sport and physical activity, arts and creative engagement, personal development, community collaboration and active citizenship. We envision a society where all older people can be active, visible, creative, connected and confident about ageing. One of our key priorities is to amplify the voice of older people and influence policy development through research, evaluation and deliberative public engagement. We work with local communities and organisations across the country to run a range of programmes and activities in three key areas: • Our Arts Programme provides opportunities for us to engage in arts and cultural activities and initiatives. • Our Active Programme is designed to get us active and to participate more in recreational sport and physical activity. • Our Engage Programme offers courses and workshops promoting personal development, community collaboration and active citizenship. Our principal funders are the HSE, Sport Ireland, and the Arts Council.
11 to 50 staff
Dublin South City Partnership
Dublin South City Partnership promotes entrepreneurship and supports new business owners and self-employed to launch their businesses, as well as accessing the Back To Work Enterprise Allowance or the Short Term Enterprise Allowance. We coach clients through this process with a range of one-to-one supports and self-employment workshops, covering everything required, including continuous Start Your Own Business courses and targeting training in Accountancy, Manual Bookkeeping, Taxation, Sales & Marketing. We also deliver to micro and established businesses training on website content, SEO, Digital Marketing Strategies and E-commerce enablement. We offer SMEs advice on company formation for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies. If you are considering starting your own business or just want to know more about self-employment and want to develop that idea, we assist all micro-enterprises, including Pre-start up and Start. We also work with Social Entrepreneurs, Social Enterprises and community groups who are contemplating launching a social economy business. We specialise in supporting the founders / owners of pre-start-up and early start up social enterprises, whilst also working with developing and established local social enterprises in our communities. We encourage and champion them to build their own core competencies, business, governance skills and social capital whilst fostering their own networks and abilities. We also administer the Social Enterprise Small Grants Scheme and the Training and Mentoring Scheme, initiatives under the National Social Enterprise Policy for Ireland 2018-2022. Our enterprise experts provide mentoring, coaching and diverse referrals and signposting to relevant funding, state agencies and SME supports for our enterprise and social enterprise clients. Each year we empower 220 for profit and not-for profit businesses to establish in Dublin 6, Dublin 12 and Dublin 8, directly benefiting the local economy and community.
11 to 50 staff
Hail Housing Association For Integrated Living
HAIL is a specialist Housing Association providing exceptional quality housing and floating support services to tenants and clients with mental health difficulties. Founded in 1985 as a non-profit organisation, our mission is to provide housing and individually tailored services to support people, primarily those with mental health difficulties, to integrate and live independent lives in the community. What We Do: Housing Development: HAIL owns over 320 homes in the greater Dublin area and surrounding counties. Our Strategic Plan outlines our growth programme of increasing the number of properties by up to 10% per annum over the next number of years. HAIL are looking for opportunities to work in partnership with other Approved Housing Bodies, Local Authorities, the HSE or property developers to deliver on this ambitious programme. Property and Estate Management: Our Housing Management team ensure that the highest standards of accommodation are maintained. The team are responsible for repairs, planned maintenance programmes, stock condition, rents, voids, lettings and estate management. Support Services: HAIL have a dedicated team of community based Mental Health Tenancy Sustainment Workers providing a wide range of mental health and tenancy support services to tenaants and clients. HAIL offer floating support services to our tenants and clients living in other forms of tenure, for example; local authority or private rented accommodation. the services aim to prevent homlessness, reduce hospital admissions and help clients to integrate more fully into their communities. HAIL operate other specialised projects, supporting people to move from congregated mental health settings into independent living in the community and supports people with mental health difficulties being released from remand prison to source accommodation and appropriate support services. HAIL also have a team of fully trained Peer Support Workers. Registered Charity Number CRA 20013394.
11 to 50 staff
Dyspraxia Dcd Ireland
Dyspraxia/DCD is Irelands national charity for adults and children with Dyspraxia/DCD (Developmental Coordination Disorder) and their families. Formed in 1995 our Vision is for a society where people with Dyspraxia/DCD are recognised, understood and valued in the community. We work to: Raise awareness and understanding of Dyspraxia/DCD in Ireland. Advocate to ensure adequate resources are available to support the needs of people with Dyspraxia/DCD. Partner with education, training, and employment services to provide further education and employment opportunities. Lobby for improved diagnostic and intervention services for children and adults. Organise events and activities for people with Dyspraxia/DCD and their families. Dyspraxia/DCD Ireland is a registered charity - Charity Reg. No. 20041571 and a Company Limited by Guarantee - Company Reg. No.
1 to 10 staff
Entrepreneur's Organisation Eo Ireland
The Irish chapter of a global group of more than 18k entrepreneurs focussed on growth and learning. Non-profit organisation currently open for new members. Just contact us directly at info@eoireland.org.
1 to 10 staff
Mullingar Chamber
Mullingar Chamber of Commerce is a dynamic organisation dedicated to promoting economic growth and development in the Mullingar region. As a leading business network, we are committed to creating opportunities for our members and supporting the local community. We have over 250 members at present. Our mission is to foster a thriving business ecosystem that promotes innovation, collaboration, and growth. We achieve this by providing a range of services and resources to our members, including networking events, training programs, business advice, and advocacy. At Mullingar Chamber of Commerce, we believe that collaboration is key to success. We work closely with local businesses, government agencies, and community organisations to drive economic growth and create a vibrant and sustainable future for the Mullingar region. Whether you are a startup or an established business, Mullingar Chamber of Commerce is here to support you every step of the way. Join us today and become part of a dynamic community of like-minded professionals dedicated to achieving success and making a positive impact on our local economy. Our team of professional staff at the Chamber offers a broad range of services to help you make the most of your membership. As a member, you and your company will be part of a powerful network of professionals from all sectors of business. The Chamber represents your interests, strives to improve the business climate, molds a better community, creates employment, and promotes and develops Mullingar and its districts as a prominent place to do business, an advantageous location for industry, and a rewarding tourist destination. We also promote Mullingar and its surrounding areas as a great place to live and work.
1 to 10 staff
Business To Arts
As Ireland’s only charitable organisation working at the intersection of commerce and culture, we connect the corporate and cultural sectors through purposeful arts partnerships. We work with over 200 members across business and arts in Ireland. Our long-term corporate members range from large multinational companies, and SMEs across professional and financial services, construction, tech, and energy companies, to universities, and government and semi-state agencies. Our arts members range from National Cultural Institutions to small regional arts venues and individual artists representing art forms from music, dance, theatre, visual art, craft, and heritage, through to circus and street performance, community arts, and poetry. CHY Number: 9871 Company Number: 134968 Registered Charity Number (RCN): 20024741
1 to 10 staff
Just Social Organisation
Just Social stands for Social Media Solutions for Just Causes. Just Social is a non-profit organisation which is aimed at assisting Irish Charities to engage effectively with Social Media using the most appropriate IT tools to achieve their online objectives.This program is delivered at no net cost to the charities using an innovative CSR mechanism called Social Follower Funding (SFF). Just Social coordinates experienced IT volunteers from around the world, through its online portal, to implement these IT systems while the charity focuses on maximising their impact on Social Media and safeguarding their reputation by implementing policies to inform their members and supporters on how to act and represent the charities' name online. Just Social engages directly with the IT Experts through the volunteer exchange portal so charities do not have to become experts themselves. We are developing an accreditation program for IT Professionals to inspire the IT professional to repeat volunteering and to provide tangible benefit from their involvement in the program. This entire program is provided at Zero Net Cost to the charity while simulating the CSR donations from SMEs using the SFF mechanism.
1 to 10 staff
Limerick Chamber
Limerick Chamber is a Not for Profit business representative organisation. Limerick Chamber is one of the major provincial Chambers of Commerce in Ireland with some 500 member companies representing industry, trade, commerce, tourism and the professional services. The Limerick Chamber covers Limerick City, Limerick County, Shannon – where we have a branch office and South East Clare. We are affiliated to Chambers Ireland which links us to a network of some 60 chambers with members around the country.
1 to 10 staff
Moy Valley Resources Ird
IRD North Mayo West Sligo LTD trading as Moy Valley Resources IRD is a not for profit registered charity and was established to facilitate the economic and social development of the Moy Valley Region in Mayo and Sligo. Mission Statement: “Our mission is to assist in the development of the Moy Valley Region in North Mayo and West Sligo by supporting community groups, community projects, local enterprises and individuals through the provision of services, expertise, information, advocacy and by working in partnership with other agencies and organisations” The main objectives of Moy Valley Resources are to: Provide services to the local communities in the areas of social inclusion, enterprise development and training, for the people of the Moy Valley Region. Development and support of services for the elderly and marginalized groups in the Moy Valley Region Assist in job creation and income enhancement by providing support for small & medium enterprises, encouraging an enterprise culture within the communities of the region. Moy Valley Resources has accomplished some exemplary community development projects in the Moy Valley Region since its inception such as: Redevelopment of the buildings on the Quay in Ballina from a derelict site to a thriving community centre and retail centre supporting over 20 jobs. Rejuvenation and urban renewal of the Greenhills area through the development of the Greenhills Enterprise Quarter with retail, commercial and community facilities. Founding and establishing of the Mayo Volunteer Centre. The company was set up by a group of local business people and social partners of the regions main town, Ballina. The partnership binds together ten local communities of Ballina, Bonniconlon, Ballycastle, Crossmolina, Enniscrone, Foxford, Killala, Easkey, Dromore West and Templeboy.
11 to 50 staff
Common Knowledge
The mission of Common Knowledge is to empower people to create sustainable, affordable and happy homes. We believe our homes are the foundation for the life we want to build - but less of us than ever can afford to rent, buy or build a place to live. Even fewer of us feel confident in our ability to create a sustainable home life. We share skills through hands-on courses - skills like building, growing, making and mending. We’ve countless stories of people for whom our courses have sparked the confidence needed to overcome their fear of building. We apply these skills to community projects with mission-aligned groups - like when our community built a new home for local reforestation charity Hometree in 2021. We research & develop sustainable products and services like sheeps wool insulation, which harnesses the natural strengths of a material commonly considered a waste product We do all of this near to nature in the west of Ireland, where we’re steeped in a vibrant rural culture, never far from a seaswim, or a cosy pint, and where the meals we prepare for all our visitors are fresh, organic and nutritious. So far, people who take our courses tell us that they leave feeling twice as confident to take on their own projects. Which makes us twice as happy we decided to do this.
1 to 10 staff
Men's Aid Ireland
Men’s Aid Ireland is a national charity that supports Men and their families experiencing Domestic Violence. Our mission is to de-stigmatise Domestic Violence and raise awareness of the trauma affecting Men and their families. We aim to do this through advocacy, education, practical and emotional support.
11 to 50 staff
Partas
Our aim is to build an inclusive and thriving community by being a leading source of excellence in development of local enterprise and of social economy. With four enterprise centres in the Tallaght area, Partas is at the heart of the entrepreneurial spirit within the community.
51 to 200 staff
The Irish Wildlife Trust
The Irish Wildlife Trust’s vision is an Ireland where wild nature thrives, and society enjoys the benefits of coexisting with diverse, functioning ecosystems. The Irish Wildlife Trust’s mission is to protect and restore biodiversity in Ireland by motivating and supporting people to take action for nature. We aim to achieve this through assertive advocacy, inspirational rewilding, and building empowered communities for nature.
1 to 10 staff
Transparency International Ireland
Transparency International (TI) Ireland is an independent non profit organisation, dedicated to promoting integrity in Irish society. It is a full member of the global Transparency International movement which includes chapters, individual members and partner organisations in over 100 countries. TI Ireland works with this movement and the TI International Secretariat based in Berlin, Germany in stopping corruption worldwide.
1 to 10 staff
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland provides community based neuro-rehabilitation services to those who have acquired a brain injury. The organisation helps rebuild lives that have been shattered by the trauma of brain injury, through placing a critical emphasis on client-centeredness, quality, effectiveness and value for money. Rehabilitation and clinical support are key aspects to the service. Approximately people acquire a brain injury in Ireland each year and face a dramatically altered life thereafter. People with acquired brain injury (ABI) progress at different rates, and may need to access services at different points in time as their needs change. Within each stage of rehabilitation a range of different service providers is involved, which must be coordinated. Once back in the community the emphasis is on more extended activities of daily living, integration, and return to work or education. Interventions focus on enhanced participation, improved quality of life, psychological adjustment and carer stress. Acquired Brain Injury Ireland is filling a vital service gap, in collaboration with statutory bodies.
201 to 500 staff
Anam Cara Parental & Sibling Bereavement Support
Anam Cara is an all-island organisation founded by bereaved parents to support others who have experienced the death of a child, at any age and under any circumstances, for as long as they need them. We offer understanding, solace, and solidarity through a range of support services - free of charge and accessible to all who need them. The death of a child is one of the most traumatic and devastating experiences a person can endure. Many bereaved parents report feeling isolated and alienated from friends, workplaces, and even their wider families, often at a loss for where to turn. And there are thousands of families in Ireland who experience child loss each year. Anam Cara exists to fill that gap, with understanding, connection, and hope.
1 to 10 staff
Athlone Chamber Of Commerce
Athlone Chamber is a Business Support and Networking Organisation The aims of the Chamber are to promote the economic development of Athlone, enhance the town’s presence in tourism, retail, service, and industrial sectors, attract individuals to live and establish businesses in Athlone, and foster a strong sense of community spirit and pride. Athlone Chamber is the premier business representative organisation in the town and surrounding areas, with a membership of over 160 businesses. The Chamber is a privately constituted organisation working in the interests of businesses and the economic development of the town and region. It has a Board of Directors elected from its membership and represents all sectors of business life, ranging from sole traders and professionals to large corporations and multinationals. General Information: President: Regina Bushell CEO: Tommy Hogan Secretary: Garrett McGuinness, Sheraton Hotel Athlone
1 to 10 staff
Awakenhub
Share your founder journey with women from across Ireland. AwakenHub’s mission is to level up opportunity, access and connectivity for women founders throughout the Island of Ireland by removing barriers to investment, scale and success. Share in events, advice and access to like minded women-led founders and allies. 1900 fabulous people have joined the community in 24 months. Learn about the world of investment and funding streams, build your profile and grow your connectivity. Sign up to our mailing list below and feel free to browse our free library. We also manage a private online group for women founders - AwakenClub. This is the antithesis to a ‘selling shop’. It’s a sacred space to look for advice and support from other founders and a carefully curated group of successful women entrepreneurs, investors and company builders. As a registered Social Enterprise our vision is a society where every founder’s journey is equitable irrespective of gender and where 50% of investment goes to women-led businesses. Also check out our sister site AwakenAngelsFund if interested in democratising the investor landscape for women founders and investors. You belong here.
1 to 10 staff
Care After Prison
Care After Prison (CAP) is a peer led charity (the first of its kind in Ireland) which provides information, referral and support services to people who have been affected by imprisonment. This service offers ex-offenders a safe environment where they identify areas of need within their lives where support is needed to continue with their goal of leading crime free lives. We believe in the ability of all people to change given the right circumstances and supports. As part of our information and support service we also work closely with the families and loved ones of people under sentence and awaiting sentencing. CAP also provides services for youth groups & schools around the country. CAP also works directly with victims of crime. Care After Prison is a registered charity (CHY no.
1 to 10 staff
Clare's Wish Foundation
Clares Wish is currently the only registered Irish Charity, granting wishes to adults suffering from terminal illnesses. We are a non-profit organisation that relies solely on Fundraising and Donations to help us make wishes come true. All fundraising done and wishes are granted by our amazing team of dedicated volunteers. To date we have granted over 120 wishes across Ireland. Charity Registered CHY 21072 We can be found on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @clareswish Email Us: clareswishfoundation@gmail.com
1 to 10 staff
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Outreach Project Drop
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Outreach Project (DROP) is a community based organisation that has been providing support services since 1998. We provide a variety of services to people who are negatively affected by substance misuse and are looking for support. We offer a choice of individual and group appointments throughout the day and in some cases evenings too. Our services are designed to support individuals at any stage of substance misuse and with each step we look to assist our service users in defining their progression path across our services or by way of referral to another agency who can better meet their individual needs.
1 to 10 staff
Ethiopiaid Ireland
Since 2002, Ethiopiaid Ireland has been working with Ethiopians to create lasting and positive change in their lives. With our amazing and compassionate supporters we work for an Ethiopia free from poverty, in which every person has access to quality education, healthcare and a life of dignity. We do not run projects ourselves. Instead, we give our local partners the opportunities –through funding- to use their initiative and skills to make the right difference. We partner with local organisations known for their expertise and ambition that work primarily in the areas of health, education, and disabilities. By working with these trusted organisations, Ethiopiaid Ireland can drive further progression and development in Ethiopia in a realistic and achievable way. We are a Registered Charity and a Registered Company in Ireland: Reg. Charity No. CHY13305 - CRA No. 20041069 and Registered Company No.
1 to 10 staff
Irish Cancer Society
We are a community of patients, survivors, volunteers, supporters, health and social care professionals and researchers. Together we are transforming the experiences and outcomes of people affected by cancer through our advocacy, support services and research. Visit for more details. Charity Regulatory Authority No.
51 to 200 staff
Kerry Volunteer Centre
Kerry Volunteer Centre is one of 22 Volunteer Centres in Ireland and a member of the national development agency for volunteering, Volunteer Ireland. Services can be accessed in person at our offices in Tralee, over the phone on 066 7117966 or online at Individuals contact the Centre to - Access information about volunteering without having to make a commitment to volunteer - Find out about local volunteer opportunities - Avail of the placement service in order to begin volunteering - Benefit from on-going support when volunteering - Attend training in Volunteer Management Not-for-profit organisations register with the Centre to - Avail of support services to recruit, screen and manage volunteers - Advertise volunteer opportunities - Become a member of the Kerry Volunteer Managers Network - Access the Garda Vetting Service - Attend training on all aspects of volunteer management - Arrange for bespoke training particular to their organisation’s needs - Receive information bulletins on topics which impact their activities, such as the Code of Good Practice for Governance, the Charities Act etc.
1 to 10 staff
Lean In Network, Dublin
Lean In Networks are independently run volunteer organisations that work to further Lean In’s mission to build a more equal world. Networks support women who live in the same city or work in the same industry, by connecting them through events and Lean In Circles – small peer groups that meet regularly to learn and grow together. Lean In Dublin is part of a global program of more than 100 Lean In Networks across 45 countries. Leadership Team: Dorcas Crawford Breda McCague Therese Cadell Meena Karunanidhi Deepti Moharil Osna O’Connor Sinead Conway Ada Turcu Semin Soher Power Your data privacy: We will only use the information you provide to Lean In Network, Dublin for the specific purpose you intended. For example, if you sign up for an event, your information will be used solely for event registration and communication.
1 to 10 staff
Mark Pollock Official
Mark Pollock helps people to build resilience and collaborate with others so that they achieve more than they thought possible. Unbroken by blindness in 1998, mark became an adventure athlete competing in ultra-endurance races across deserts, mountains, and the polar ice caps including being the first blind person to race to the South Pole. He also won silver and bronze medals for rowing at the Commonwealth Games and set up a motivational speaking business In 2010 a fall from a second story window nearly killed him. Mark broke his back and the damage to his spinal cord left him paralysed. Now he is on a new expedition, this time to cure paralysis in our lifetime by exploring the intersection where humans and technology collide. As a speaker, Mark is best known for his 2018 TED Talk focused on resolving the tension between acceptance and hope (go.ted.com/markandsimone) delivered jointly with his fiancée, Simone George. It gathered over 1.5 million views in its first 6 months online and has been translated into 12 languages. He has inspired millions of people in hundreds of organisations and is a Davos, World Economic Forum, InnoTown, F.ounders, EG and Wired speaker. Co-Founder of the global running series called Run in the Dark Mark has been selected by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader and is a former member of the Global Futures Council on Human Enhancement. He is a UBS Global Visionary, is on the Board of the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation (USA) and is a Wings for Life Ambassador (Europe).
1 to 10 staff
Network Ireland Limerick
In Network Ireland Limerick, we are very supportive of each other, friendly and progressive. Our members doubled in 2015 and we continue to grow in membership to be inclusive of professional women of all walks. We aim to have inspiring, engaging and motivational speakers at our meetings who we can really learn from. Our past speakers include Paddy Power, Margaret E. Ward, Gina London, Niall McGarry, Alan Shortt, Jenny Huston and Susan Hayes. We feel it is important to keep working on our personal development, no matter what stage you are in your career. Our mission is to continuously develop the Network in all aspects and we have experimented with formats including fireside chats and panel discussions which have worked really well for our members. It is so inspiring to meet like-minded ladies each month and members build on relationships to make close, supportive friends. We have a fantastic and positive committee who work very hard in the background. The Network Ireland Limerick meetings take place on the second Wednesday of the month. We are active on social media so please follow us on Facebook and Twitter for our future events. Feel free to contact us, we would be delighted to answer any queries you may have.
51 to 200 staff
Zero Wasters
Page is discontinued. See Zero Waste Alliance Ireland for future posts.
11 to 50 staff
Meath Enterprise
Supporting Local and Regional Enterprise Development through Collaboration, Clustering and Creative Thinking. Kells Tech Hub, Boyne Valley Food Hub, Boyne Valley Food Innovation District and Digital Hub Navan.
1 to 10 staff
Association For Criminal Justice Research And Development Acjrd
The Association for Criminal Justice Research & Development: Informing the collaborative development of effective evidence-based policy and practice in Criminal Justice. CHY: 20050573.
1 to 10 staff
Barretstown Foundation Usa
The Magic of Barretstown Arrives to the United States! Barretstown is a specially-designed camp in County Kildare, Ireland, that provides Therapeutic Recreation programs for children with serious and often life-threatening illnesses and their families. Barretstown is expanding it's reach further across the globe, particularly in the US. Creating a referral program to send campers from the US to Barretstown's camp in Ireland, to providing opportunities for Summer Placements for US College students. More than two decades ago, Paul Newman had a vision: imagine if children living with serious illness had the chance to simply be children. To just have fun. So he started a camp where kids could, in his words, “raise a little hell.” Today, we continue Paul’s legacy as an independently financed and managed camp. Barretstown is a proud member of the SeriousFun Children’s Network, a growing global community of independently managed and financed camps and programs, Paul’s legacy. Established in 1994, with the generous donation of our 500 acre estate by the Irish Government, Barretstown was the first camp of its kind to be opened outside the USA and the third camp founded by Paul. At Barretstown we run residential camps and programs for children and their families affected by cancer and serious illness. We offer a range of adventurous, fun and challenging activities which are supported behind the scenes by 24 hour on site medical and nursing care.
11 to 50 staff
Cbm Ireland
CBM: Restoring sight, changing futures, and bringing hope to children and families in the poorest communities. At CBM, we are committed to transforming the lives of people with disabilities in the world’s poorest countries. Through direct support, advocacy, and emergency response, we strive to create a more inclusive world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Direct Support: CBM partners with local organisations to support life-changing programmes in healthcare, rehabilitation, education, and livelihood opportunities. Together, we reach the most vulnerable individuals, helping them overcome barriers and build brighter futures. Advocacy and Fundraising: On a global scale, CBM advocates for inclusion by influencing international policy in line with UN guidelines. Through our Member Associations, we campaign and raise vital funds to ensure no one is left behind. Emergency Response: In times of crisis, CBM’s Inclusive Emergency Response team ensures the needs and rights of people with disabilities are prioritized. Whether during conflicts or natural disasters, we provide critical support to the most vulnerable communities. CBM’s mission is clear: to break down barriers, empower people with disabilities, and build a world where everyone can participate fully and equally. Together, we are making inclusion a reality.
1 to 10 staff
Connections Arts Centre
Connections Arts Centre (CAC) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the disability community in Ireland. Our purpose revolves around championing art, heritage, educational, and cultural activities to overcome barriers, combat devaluation, and foster inclusion for people with disabilities. The three pillars guiding our work are Creativity, Community, and Change. These core values underpin everything we do.
1 to 10 staff
Engineering The South East
Our vision is to attract, develop & grow the quantity and quality of Engineering personnel across all levels and disciplines with the right skills, competencies, ideas & innovations to meet industry needs and support the ongoing successful economic development of the South East region.
201 to 500 staff
European Sickle Cell Federation Escf
The European Sickle Cell Federation (ESCF) was founded 2020 to represent all Sickle Cell disease associations, individuals and families living or affected by Sickle Cell Disease in Europe. It is the first entity of its kind representing those living with Sickle Cell Disease in Europe.
11 to 50 staff
Midleton & Area Chamber
Midleton & Area Chamber has been the leading business organisation for the promotion and development of economic and commercial activity in East Cork for over 30 years. The Chamber represents over a hundred businesses, from multinationals to sole traders. Our Chamber extends geographically and represents members located from Midleton up to Carrigtwohill and surrounding industrial estates. Aghada, Whitegate along the coast to Garryvoe and inland to Killeagh and Lisgoold. The Chamber aims to help you to grow your business whatever its stage of development. Our objective is to provide you with the necessary information to help you to promote,grow and develop the business. Midleton & Area Chamber of Commerce administers Midleton Tourist Office under Licence from Failte Ireland,promoting local and regional tourism.
1 to 10 staff
Nandri.Org
Nandri is an Irish NGO which raises funds for distribution through its partner in Tamil Nadu in India. it operates a number of programs for disadvantaged mothers and children. It has over mothers in 150 self-help groups and 1500 children in various education programs. For more details on our charity please visit our website: or our Facebook page: Connect with us via twitter with @nandri4families.
11 to 50 staff
Venezuelan Community In Ireland
The Venezuelan Community in Ireland was born from the idea of having a strong and united community of people whose vision is to work towards the integration of the Venezuelans living in Ireland into the Irish society and promote the Venezuelan culture, customs, and values in the country. Our aim is to organise activities and plans that can have a positive influence in our members' lives, and to improve the flow of information about support, events, projects, resources and services available in Ireland that could be of benefit to them. Additionally, our organisation strives to support people in vulnerable conditions in Venezuela to improve their living situation.
11 to 50 staff
