ChildFund Ireland

ChildFund Ireland is part of an alliance of child focused organisations creating lasting and meaningful change in the lives of impoverished or vulnerable children, families and communities. Members of the alliance commit to the highest standards of quality and integrity for effective programme impact, financial management, fundraising and governance.
http://www.childfund.ie

Clondalkin Community Recycling Initiative

Clondalkin Community Recycling Initiative (CCRI) is a community recycling business that specialises in waste electrical and electronic equipment. Our programme objectives are to provide local employment within a disadvantaged community, provide development opportunities for our employees, provide an environmental service to the community and thereby raise overall awareness of environmental issues and local recycling opportunities.
http://www.recycleit.ie

Co-operative Support Services Limited

CSS was set-up in August 2006 by Golden Anikwe. The function of CSS is to provide the following support services to existing and future ethnic entrepreneurs. Voice for co-operative ethnic entrepreneurs at both local and national level. To date, CSS has been working with two start-up Childcare Co-operatives in Dublin and Kildare, one group in Dublin who want to start a hair and beauty business and another group who want to launch a credit union. The members of these groups are all African men and women. CSS has helped them to draft business plans and is now working with them to arrange funding and set up in business.
http://www.css.coop

Comhlámh

The name ‘Comhlámh’ literally means ‘hands together’. It is a composite word in Irish, taken to mean ‘Solidarity’. Established 33 years ago, Comhlámh emerged in the context of an Ireland which was beginning to be much more aware of the world outside its island. The traditional missionary attitude to the South was being replaced by a greater awareness of development, and those Irish people going overseas were no longer predominantly missionaries. In this period many of the Irish development sending agencies were emerging; today there are a considerable number of agencies dealing with the traditional long term placement to very short term stints overseas.
http://wwwvolunteeringoptions.org

Carmichael Centre for Voluntary Groups

Carmichael Centre for Voluntary Groups provides a unique and supportive environment for the structured development of small and medium voluntary and community groups – turning people’s passion into change. The Carmichael Centre is the first, largest and busiest shared services centre for community and voluntary organisations in Ireland. Carmichael Centre exists to
http://www.carmichaelcentre.ie

Cuan Mhuire

Cuan Mhuire is a charity based organisation dedicated to helping people with alcohol, drug and other addictions. Our mission in Cuan Mhuire is to provide a context in which persons who feel rejected and dejected because of their addictions, become aware of and learn to deal with the underlying problems related to these addictions and discover their uniqueness, goodness, giftedness and real purpose in life. Cuan Mhuire is a registered charity organisation and was founded by Sr. Consilio Fitzgerald over 40 years ago and has grown in size from humble beginnings to a facility that offers 600 beds in various locations around the country. What makes Cuan Mhuire so special is that no person is ever turned away because of financial difficulties which makes it accessible to everyone.
http://www.cuanmhuire.ie

Careaid International

Careaid is in existence to save life, improve health and reduce poverty of people in developing countries through sustainable programs in partnership with local communities.
http://www.giveandbuy.com

Community Sector Employers’ Forum (CSEF)

CSEF is a membership organisation of community sector employers which aims to improve employment practice in the sector. CSEF offers a unique web based information service to employers and a quarterly update. The beneficiaries are employers (voluntary boards and managers which receive high quality information), employees (receive better treatment at work); communities (better employment practices means better community services); funders (including government departments - better value for money from more effective organisations).
http://www.csef.ie

Chernobyl Children’s Project International

The Chernobyl Children’s Project International (CCPI) was established by Adi Roche in 1991 in the aftermath of the world’s worst nuclear disaster which occurred at Chernobyl in 1986. As a direct result of the charity’s intervention, the quality of life of thousands of children from the Chernobyl zones has been improved immeasurably. CCPI’s main programme areas include Building & Construction Programme, Community Centre development, De-institutionalisation Programmes (including ‘Homes of Hope’ and CCPI’s Independent Living Programme), Community and Hospice Care and Medical Care Programme (Cardiac, Dentistry and Nursing programmes).
http://www.chernobyl-international.com