Find non profit organisations in Dublin. Listings include The Hepatitis C Partnership, Dublin TRADE Collective, State Resistance, In Her Pregnant Shoes - Women of the Irish Maternity System, St. Maelruains Parish Centre, Citywest Parklands Residents Community.
Our Vision People in Dublin City are empowered to connect with and contribute to an inclusive, vibrant and sustainable society through volunteering.
The National Traveller Men's Forum Promoting Health, Traveller Mental Health, Culture, History & Ethnicity Across Ireland for Travellers. Email: [email protected] 0873737465
The Hepatitis C Partnership provides information and support in relation to the issue of Hepatitis C in Ireland. Our mission is to end suffering, illness and death associated wit...
First responders arrive two to three minutes after a call to the ambulance service and have saved lives.
Terenure Lego Club runs every Saturday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in St. Josephs Parish Hall. It is aimed at boys and girls who are lego fans and love creating, building and using thei...
This is a gathering space, a platform to offer up skills to exchange. This is a private group manage
What Is WIMPS? -WIMPS stands for "Where Is My Public Servant?". It is a project run by and for young people in the community. WIMPS was developed by a civic youth work organisation...
Refugee Press is a community organization which fosters Integration environments for 1951 Geneva Convention Refugees. We celebrate the strength of spirit o
Contact by email : [email protected] website: www.stmaelruains.ie
Craobh Chualann is a branch of Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann promoting Irish music, language and dance
Community Therapy Ireland is a national association of services who provide professional, affordable and accessible counselling & psychotherapy across Ireland.
This page is specifically who reside in Parklands Citywest/Saggart estate, Dublin 24
We are 2nd year marketing students in TUDublin, raising money for Dogs Trust through the Just Giving
SVP's Vincent's Charity Shop is in the heart of the Blanchardstown
To Preserve Our Local Green Amenity Space For The Existing Residents, Our Children And Future Generations To Come