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F FISC See Financial Information Service Centres Focus Ireland 9–12 High Street, Dublin Tel: (01) 881 5900 Email: info@focusireland.ie Web: www.focusireland.ie Crisis Desk: Focus Ireland, Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Tel: (01) 671 2555 The housing and homeless charity Focus Ireland works to prevent people becoming, remaining or returning to homelessness through the provision of quality services, supported housing and advocacy. Works with young people, single adults and families and believes that everyone has a right to a place called home which is safe, secure and appropriate to their needs. The Focus Ireland Crisis Desk provides information and advice to those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Food Safety Authority of Ireland Abbey Court, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1 Tel: (01) 817 1300 Adviceline: 1890 336 677, 9.00am – 5.00pm Fax: (01) 817 1301 Email: info@fsai.ie Web: www.fsai.ie Established under the Food Safety Authority of Ireland Act 1998. The principal function of the Food Safety Authority of Ireland is to take all reasonable steps to ensure that food produced, distributed or marketed in the State meets high standards of food safety and hygiene and to ensure that food complies with legal requirements or, where appropriate, with recognised codes of good practice. The Authority is a statutory, independent and science-based body, dedicated to protecting public health and consumer interests in the area of food safety and hygiene. It comes under the aegis of the Minister for Health and Children. Publications: The Food Safety Information Centre contains a wide range of material including books, journals, official publications, audio-visual material and online databases relating to food safety. The Centre is open to the public, preferably by appointment, from 9.00am – 5.00pm weekdays. The library catalogue is available on the website. 82
Foras na Gaeilge 7 Cearnóg Mhuirfean, Baile Átha Cliath 2 Tel: (01) 639 8400 Fax: (01) 639 8401 CallSave: 1850 325 325 (from UK) 0845 309 1842 Email: eolas@forasnagaeilge.ie Web: www.forasnagaeilge.ie Is é Foras na Gaeilge an comhlacht atá freagrach as cur chun cinn na Gaeilge ar fud oiléan na hÉireann. I gComhaontú Aoine an Chéasta luadh go mbunófaí Comhlacht Forfheidhmithe Thuaidh/Theas chun an Ghaeilge agus an Ultais a chur chun cinn. Faoi choimirce an chomhlachta sin, comhlíonfaidh Foras na Gaeilge na freagrachtaí ar fad maidir leis an nGaeilge. Body responsible for the promotion of the Irish language on the island of Ireland. Under the Good Friday Agreement, it was stated that a North/South implementation body would be established to promote the Irish language and Ulster Scots. Under the auspices of that body, Foras na Gaeilge will fulfil all the functions regarding the Irish language. Forbairt Naíonraí Teo Teach Regus, Bóthar Fhearchair, Baile Átha Cliath 2 Tel: (01) 477 3151 Fax: (01) 477 3350 Email: eolas@naionrai.ie Web: www.naionrai.ie Aims: the promotion of early education and care services through the medium of Irish; the setting up, support and maintenance of naíonraí (Irishmedium playgroups) and other Irish-medium childcare services for infants and children aged up to 12 years including creches, childminding, parent and toddler groups, and after-school services; promotion of the use of Irish in any early education and care service. Services offered: advisory service; provision of training courses through the medium of Irish for naíonra personnel at basic level; FETAC Childcare Level 5 and 6; in-service and continuous training; development of materials for pre-school education and activities. Forest Friends 183 Howth Road, Killester, Dublin 3 Tel: (01) 839 8093 or 832 5415 Fax: (01) 839 8093 Email: info@cairdenacoille.org Web: www.cairdenacoille.org Works to promote, develop and preserve Irish forests. Aims: to re-establish a culture of forests; to achieve a key stakeholder role for local communities; F 83
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DIRECTORY OF NATIONAL VOLUNTARY ORG
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CONTENTS Preface 4 What is in this
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WHAT IS IN THIS DIRECTORY? National
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Disability Assist Ireland website:
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Public, private and voluntary secto
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A Organisations A - Z Access Irelan
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A Adoption Advice Service See Barna
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Government, and the local authoriti
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central mission is to promote acces
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Alcoholics Anonymous Unit 2, Block
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Ana Liffey Drug Project 48 Middle A
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engagement of people with disabilit
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with adults, young people and child
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families, parents of children who h
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B is an online support group - see
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Page 37 and 38: C of research into older people and
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Page 45 and 46: Christian Aid Ireland 17 Clanwillia
Page 47 and 48: C work. Services include training i
Page 49 and 50: CNEASTA - The Irish Council for Tra
Page 51 and 52: C Commissioners of Charitable Donat
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Page 55 and 56: C CORI - Conference of Religious of
Page 57 and 58: C Crann - People for Trees (Ireland
Page 59 and 60: C total of 14 programmes operating
Page 61 and 62: C families. Services include pregna
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Page 65 and 66: D Disability Equality Support Agenc
Page 67 and 68: D Drug Treatment Centre Board Trini
Page 69 and 70: Éan Carmichael House, North Brunsw
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Page 75 and 76: Europa Donna Ireland, The Breast Ca
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Page 95 and 96: H Habitat for Humanity Ireland Quad
Page 97 and 98: H Health Action Overseas Carmichael
Page 99 and 100: H Heart Children Ireland The Carmic
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Page 103 and 104: I IASE See Irish Association of Sup
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Page 121 and 122: I Irish Institute of Couple Counsel
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I of natural habitats; campaigning
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K Katherine Howard Foundation, The
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opinion on the dispute and the term
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Law Society of Ireland Blackhall Pl
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L Canada House, Canada Street, Wate
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London Irish Centre - Community Ser
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M MABS See Money Advice and Budgeti
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M with information, advice and emot
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Provides information, support and r
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MRCS - Marriage and Relationship Co
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N NALA - National Adult Literacy Ag
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N Publications: My Primary Diary; L
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N National Children’s Nurseries A
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N counselling and professional coun
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generate synergies through devising
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National Federation of Voluntary Bo
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N National Parents and Siblings All
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ehaviour in Ireland. Aims: produce
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N Neurological Alliance of Ireland
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O Office of the Director of Equalit
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O Statutory, independent organisati
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O Order of Malta and Order of Malta
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Aims: to promote and support shared
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P solidarity, socio-economic develo
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People in Need Trust Clarendon Hous
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Plan Ireland 126 Lower Baggot Stree
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Private Residential Tenancies Board
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R Reception and Integration Agency
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contains the society’s or union
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Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association
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Safe Home Programme St Brendan’s
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S address gender inequality, that a
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Skillshare International Ireland 40
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S Special Olympics Ireland 4th Floo
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S St Joseph’s School & Services f
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S care. SHS is guided in the direct
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communities. Provides training cour
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Treoir - Federation of Services for
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V Vincentian Partnership for Social
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V Voluntary Service International -
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W Wheel, The 10 Grattan Crescent, I
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W World Vision of Ireland The Mews,
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Youth Information Centres - YICS De
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Headstrong Headway (Ireland) Health
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CITIZENS INFORMATION Services DUBLI
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Clare Co. Clare CIS Bindon Lane, Ba
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Limerick City and County Limerick C
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Wexford Co. Wexford CIS 28 Henriett
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HSE HEAD OFFICES Oak House, Millenn
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HSE Dublin/North East Dublin North,
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HSE West Donegal, Sligo, Leitrim, W
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ASYLUM SEEKERS See immigration BERE
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Society for Co-operative Studies in
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DRUGS Ana Liffey Drug Project......
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EX-SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN Royal Briti
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HOSTELS See housing, youth hostels
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LONE PARENTS Cura..................
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OLDER PEOPLE Active Retirement Irel
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National Irish Safety Organisation.
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Women’s Aid......................
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