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G group support, events and outings for family and parents, and a voice for lone parents locally, nationally and internationally. The members organise themselves in support groups. Publications: newsletter (monthly); annual reports; bulletins. Girls’ Brigade Ireland Brigade House, 2 Tritonville Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin 4 Tel: (01) 668 9134, 9.00am – 4.30pm Fax: (01) 668 9191 Email: gbirelnd@gofree.indigo.ie Web: gofree.indigo.ie/~gbirelnd/ Aims to help girls become followers of Jesus and through self-control, reverence and a sense of responsibility, to find true enrichment of life. Programme of activities based on spiritual, physical, educational and service subjects. Girls’ Friendly Society in Ireland Oak House, 36 Upper Leeson Street, Dublin 4 Tel: (01) 660 3754 Email: gfsi@eircom.net Web: www.gfs.ie Promotes friendship and Christian fellowship among girls and women. Motivated by Christian and biblical principles of faith, service and works within individual parishes of the Church of Ireland. Runs programmes for education and recreation. Provides accommodation for girls. GLEN Gay and Lesbian Equality Network Fumbally Court, Fumbally Lane, Dublin 8 Tel: (01) 473 0563 Fax: (01) 454 6663 Email: admin@glen.ie Web: www.glen.ie Seeks the introduction and implementation of comprehensive legislation to ensure the equal rights of lesbian and gay citizens. GLEN focuses on influencing policy and on working strategically and in partnership with organisations such as government, regulatory authorities, trade unions and other social partners in order to achieve change. GLEN is not involved in direct service delivery. Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation Glencree, Co. Wicklow Tel: (01) 282 9711 Fax: (01) 276 6085 Email: info@glencree.ie Web: www.glencree.ie 90
A non-profit, non-governmental organisation that is devoted to peacebuilding and reconciliation in Ireland, north and south, Britain and beyond. The programme work builds peace and fosters reconciliation by facilitating dialogues, creating peace education resources, and much more. The Centre was founded in 1974 as a response to violent conflict in Ireland, and in light of a conviction that non-violent solutions must be pursued to encourage reconciliation within and between communities. Also has a resource centre. G GOAL PO Box 19, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin Tel: (01) 280 9779, 9.00am – 5.30pm Mon to Fri Fax: (01) 280 9215 Email: info@goal.ie Web: www.goal.ie An international humanitarian organisation dedicated to the alleviation of suffering among the poorest of the poor in the developing world. GOAL works towards ensuring that every human being has a right to the fundamentals of life – that is, food, water, shelter, literacy and medical attention. It is non-denominational and non-political. It currently operates in 11 countries across the world. It also implements rehabilitation and long-term development programmes including care for street children and people affected by HIV/AIDS. Since its inception, GOAL has sent over 1,200 volunteers to work in the developing world and spent in excess of €400 million on the delivery of aid to the poor. GOAL also operates a school education programme and gives talks with slides/videos to interested groups. Gorta – The Freedom From Hunger Council of Ireland 12 Herbert Street, Dublin 2 Tel: (01) 661 5522, 9.00am – 5.15pm Mon to Fri Fax: (01) 661 2627 Email: admin@gorta.ie Web: www.gorta.ie Independent non-governmental organisation whose vision is a world where there is no hunger and where the poorest communities have the means to create a prosperous future for themselves and their children. Since its inception, Gorta has channelled the contributions of Irish people to almost 2,000 projects in the developing world. It implements innovative and effective strategic partnerships with some of the world’s poorest communities focusing on food and water security that sustains life, healthcare that saves lives, education that empowers, and livelihoods that 91
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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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B informed support for practitioner
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Cairde 19 Belvedere Place, Dublin 1
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C of research into older people and
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C Coleraine House, Coleraine Street
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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
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Page 95 and 96: H Habitat for Humanity Ireland Quad
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Page 135 and 136: I of natural habitats; campaigning
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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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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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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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