Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (IE, CHY14289) Browse events

Acquired Brain Injury Ireland acts as the road map for people who have acquired a brain injury and find themselves in unknown territory having to learn the daily tasks that we do every day without even thinking - getting dressed, making breakfast or even popping to the shops. Monies donated from this fundraising event will support local services to make a real difference to people's lives and the lives of their loved ones. From everyone at Acquired Brain Injury Ireland we would like to wish all of you participating the very best of good luck and thank you for your kind donations.

Cystic Fibrosis Ireland (IE, CHY6350) Browse events

Parkinson's Association of Ireland (PAI) (IE, CHY10816) Browse events

About Us The Parkinson’s Association of Ireland is a charity based in Dublin, with branches throughout the country. Our aim is to assist people with Parkinson’s, their families and carers, health professionals and other interested people by offering support, a listening ear and information on any aspect of living with Parkinson’s. Our Mission StatementTo be a strong and effective organisation, acting on behalfof people with Parkinson's and their families. To deliver abroad range of services and supports to meet their needswith a specific focus on health care supports, advocacy,information and advice to anyone with Parkinson's, theirfamily, carers, friends and health care workers.For details of your nearest branch visitwww.parkinsons.ieor call 1800 359 359

Irish Society for Autism (IE, CHY05547) Browse events

The Irish Society for Autism carries out valuable work promoting the welfare of children and adults with Autism. We seek to provide caring, compassionate and stimulating environments where people with Autism can further their education and develop new skills, which will enable them to live a life of dignity and respect.

AsIAm (IE, CHY21201) Browse events

AsIAm.ie aims to provide a one-stop shop for the Autism community in Ireland. From providing the public and those with the condition to a portal of information about Autism, to servinga platform for people affected by Autism to share their stories and views, to providing a strong voice for the concerns of the community – AsIAm.ie has it all! We sum up our mission going forward under 4 key words: AsIAm.ie sums up its aims under 4 key headings: Educate – We hope, through increasing and improving accessibility of information, to equip people with Autism and their families to understand the condition better. Additionally we hope to articulate and effectively communicate issues of concern to the AS community to those working with people with the condition and the general public. Helping to build a more informed and understanding society. Empower – We passionately believe in providing those in the AS community with the tools to reach their potential. We believe that for too long those with Autism have been told what their needs are and what to do about them. We aim to be a user-led initiative, developing projects and campaigns based on the issues brought forward by our users, additionally we hope that through providing a platform we can help those affected by Autism to speak up about their concerns and to raise attention of issues of concern in their own lives. Advocate – Acting as a hub for the AS community in Ireland we hope to be able to draw on common areas of concern raised by our users and to develop public awareness and policy campaigns around these issues. Community – We aim to provide a safe, pleasant space for the AS community to share experiences, concerns and ideas with others with similar experiences, breaking down the geographical and social isolation which has for so long plagued many people with Autism and their families. We are a not-for-profit, charitable organisation. AsIAm is registered with the Company Registration Office (Company Number: 553241) and has been granted charitable status by the Revenue Commissioners (CHY #21201).

COPD Support Ireland (IE, CHY20731) Browse events

COPD Support Ireland is an advocacy and support organisation, driven by people living with COPD. Our mission is to maximise the quality of life of people living with or at risk of COPD and to support those who care for them. We raise awareness of the disease and improve early diagnosis & prevention

Aoibheann's Pink Tie (IE, CHY20645) Browse events

Families of children diagnosed with cancer are completely and utterly focused on their sick child. The regular travel to Hospital from all over Ireland, the extended overnight stays consume all waking moments, Aoibheann's Pink Tie was founded to help these families through this battle.

Headway (Ireland) (IE, CHY7417) Browse events

Headway is a lifeline to people with brain injury after strokes, accidents & falls. Living with a brain injury can be really hard. Our dedicated team help to rebuild clients skills through a range of rehabilitation services and provide vital support to families and carers.

NCBI (IE, CHY12673) Browse events

NCBI is an organisation providing practical support and services to people who are living with sight loss in Ireland. We also provide a range of services to public and private organisations to make sure that their services are accessible to people who are blind and vision impaired

Epilepsy Ireland (IE, CHY06170) Browse events

Epilepsy Ireland (EI) dedicates itself to strive for the creation of a society in which people with epilepsy have the right and the opportunity to participate at all levels. In EI we try to conduct our work in a way that respects people, their human rights and in doing so, empowers people to make a difference to their lives. Epilepsy Ireland is committed to working for and meeting the needs, of everyone with Epilepsy in Ireland and their families and carers

Muscular Dystrophy Ireland (IE, CHY06489) Browse events

Muscular Dystrophy Ireland is a voluntary organisation which provides information and support to people with neuromuscular conditions and their families through a wide range of support services. Families affected by the condition muscular dystrophy need different supports and MDI strives to provide services based on individual needs. It does this through the provision of support services, such as information, family support, respite, youth activities, transport and production of a newsletter and website.

Supporting Ovarian Cancer Knowledge (IE, CHY19231) Browse events

Supporting Ovarian Cancer Knowledge (SOCK) was the brainchild of the late Jane Keating. Following her diagnosis with ovarian cancer, Jane wanted to do something positive as there was limited information available to women about ovarian cancer. With this Supporting Ovarian Cancer Knowledge (SOCK) was founded in 2010 (our charity number is CHY19231). SOCK it is a non-profit organisation and is dedicated to raising funds for research into and awareness of ovarian cancer. We believe that knowledge is key and through knowledge we can gather the tools to beat this disease!!

Irish Lung Fibrosis Association (IE, CHY15462) Browse events

The primary aims of the Irish Lung Fibrosis Association are twofold. Firstly to provide a source of information, education and support to the sufferers and carers of patients with Lung Fibrosis. Secondly to help develop new treatments for the condition. For further information see our website www.ilfa.ie

Cleft Lip and Palate Association of Ireland (IE, CHY8879) Browse events

The Cleft Lip Palate Association of Ireland (CLAPAI), a registered charity, is a voluntary group formed to provide support and information for parents of children affected by cleft lip and palate and to those directly affected by the condition. There are over 100 new births per year and approximately 2000 children in treatment at any given time.We distribute information leaflets, publish newsletters and most recently, provide new parent maternity packs. We also organise information evenings, new parent evenings, family fun days, maintain a comprehensive website - www.cleft.ie and facebook page. Our New Parents Information Pack is distributed to all maternity units throughout the country to give support and information to new parents of cleft children. 5 Key Financial Facts We are an entirely voluntary run organisation We receive no government funding There are no paid staff full time or part timeWe have been a limited company for over 30 years Copies of our accounts are available on the CRO web site www.cro.ieThank you for supporting us

Irish Autism Action (IE, CHY14656) Browse events

Irish Autism Action's mission is to raise the quality of life of individuals and their families affected by autism through ensuring the provision of the highest standards in education, care, support, employment and equality of living opportunities in partnership with families

TLC4CF- Cystic Fibrosis (IE, CHY6350tlc) Browse events

TLC4CF is dedicated to improving health services supports for people with Cystic Fibrosis living in the Mid West of Ireland. Founded by friends and family of People with CF in Tipperary, Limerick and Clare, we are a regional branch of Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, CHY6350.To date, TLC4CF has raised over €5.3 million, entirely through charitable donations and local fundraising events, to build a new Adult CF Centre in the grounds of the University Hospital Limerick. This new state of the art facility is constructed but we need your help to open it in 2015!!All funds raised in 2015 will be used to fit out and provide necessary medical equipment for our new CF specialist adult unit. TLC4CF also supports the provision of psychological services for people with CF and the provision of specialist training for medical staff working with CF. The aims of TLC4CF are:- To raise awareness and support for CF in the Mid West Region To construct a new Adult CF Centre of Excellence at the University Hospital Limerick To improve Adult and Paediatric Hospital facilities and support services To lobby for the recommended number of staff to care for Cystic Fibrosis Patients To offer general support services to newly diagnosed families / existing families with CF Please help us change and save lives! Your support is hugely appreciated.Thank you.

Arthritis Ireland (IE, CHY6297) Browse events

Thank you for choosing to fundraise for Arthritis Ireland.We know that living with arthritis can be really difficult and challenging but with your support, Arthritis Ireland can provide more supports and services that people need to manage their arthritis and improve their quality of life. Fundraising events are really important to Arthritis Ireland and raise vital funds for the services we provide. Your hard work will make a BIG difference to the lives of the 1 in 5 children and adults with arthritis in Ireland. Arthritis affects almost 1 million Irish people of all ages. While many people can lead active lives, others are not so lucky and can require assistance with event the most basic tasks - like tying shoelaces, making a cup of tea or brushing their teeth. They can face a higher degree of disability and can experience more depression and anxiety than the general population. But fortunately arthritis does not have to be a life sentence. With your help and support, there is lots that can be done. Every day, we work in communities across the country providing community based education programmes to help people effectively manage and control this devastating disease. We actively drive grassroots advocacy so that the voice of people with arthritis is heard and understood and we work with the medical community to control and cure arthritis. If arthritis is affecting your life or the life of someone you love, call us and talk to someone who understands, someone who will listen, chat and point you towards the people, resources and programmes that can make a big difference to your life.

Headway (IE, CHY07417) Browse events

Headway, the National Association for Acquired Brain Injury.How a brain injury affects peopleA brain injury can happen suddenly to anyone after an accident, a stroke, or an infection, for example. It can make it difficult for them to return to work or study, to enjoy a social life, to communicate fully with other people, or even to live independently.How Headway makes a difference “The Headway staff were always there – building up my confidence and helping me set new goals.” Sinead, a Dublin Rehabilitative Day Services client. “After my accident, I started going to Headway. I learned how to cook and use computers, and relearned how to read and write. Headway gave me a reason to get up every morning.” John, a Rehabilitative Services Trainee in Cork. “Your reply to my e-mail didn’t just give me information. I found it very reassuring that I am able to keep in contact for further help.” Michael, from Limerick. www.headway.ie | Phone: 1890 200 278 *These people have all accessed Headway’s services but their names have been changed to protect their privacy. Headway develops, promotes and provides much needed services for all those affected by an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).Our mission is to bring about positive change in the lives of all those affected by acquired brain injury.An ABI can be caused by the followingA road traffic accidentAn assaultA tumourSurgeryViral infectionStrokeBrain haemorrhageLack of oxygen

Galway Autism Partnership (GAP) (IE, CHY20210) Browse events

The vision of Galway Autism Partnership is that the people and families affected by autism spectrum disorders have services and support in Galway city & county.

Tracie Lawlor Trust (IE, CHY18193) Browse events

The TLT4CF was set up after the death of Tracie (24) from Cystic Fibrosis by her family. We directly help those with CF & their families by giving them assistance for CAM medicine to improve their quality of life. The TLT4CF is the leading charity in its field for evidence based CAM for CF.

Dyspraxia Association of Ireland (IE, CHY13394) Browse events

Established in 1995 by parents of children with Dyspraxia/DCD, the Association aims to: Raise awareness of Dyspraxia/DCD in Ireland and create a better understanding of the difficulties faced by those affected by the condition. Support individuals, parents, families and children affected by Dyspraxia/DCD Ensure adequate resources are available to support the needs of those with dyspraxia - including occupational therapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, psychological support and education. Provide an information and sharing support networks. Lobby for improved diagnostic services. Organise meetings for those affected by Dyspraxia/DCD. Facilitate access to professionals to enable the provision of assessments and intervention services for members. Parents hold the key to a successful association. To this end we are committed to providing support with clinical and /or evidence based material and resources to the support groups set up around the country. The Dyspraxia Association is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee. We are based in The Carmichael Centre for Voluntary Groups and we will strive to help all interested parties wherever we can.

Sightsavers Ireland (IE, CHY15437) Browse events

Sightsavers' vision is of a world where no one is blind from avoidable causes and where visually impaired people participate equally in society. Working with partners in developing countries, Sightsavers helps provide treatment, education and training for blind and visually impaired people.

ORBIS Ireland (IE, CHY16838) Browse events

There are 39 million blind people in the world. 80% of those simply don’t need to be. A colossal 90% of the blind live in the developing world. ORBIS is an international charity founded to eliminate avoidable blindness in the developing world.

Saplings Schools for Children with Autism (IE, CHY14453) Browse events

Saplings Schools for Children with Autism provide a year-round early intervention service for children on the Autistic Spectrum.

The Mission to End Leprosy (IE, CHY3953) Browse events

The Leprosy Mission Ireland works with people affected by leprosy and other Neglected Tropical Diseases. We support communities in the less economically developed countries to bring about positive change and restore dignity.