Dublin Inclusion Ireland provides a central forum for its members to identify priorities and formulate nationally agreed policies to present to government, statutory bodies, other relevant groups as well as the general public. Inclusion Ireland campaigns for changes in services and legislation that will improve the quality of life and participation of people with an intellectual disability in Irish Society.
Headway provides person centred services based on an assessment of a person’s needs and their own goals for recovery to assist people living with Acquired Brain Injury to rebuild their lives.
Headway provides person centred services based on an assessment of a person’s needs and their own goals for recovery to assist people living with Acquired Brain Injury to rebuild their lives.
CBM strives to remove the barriers that marginalise people with disabilities in the most disadvantaged societies in the world.
The Centre for Excellence in Universal Design (CEUD) is dedicated to enabling the design of environments that can be accessed, understood and used regardless of a person's age, size, ability or disability. The CEUD is part of the National Disability Authority.
Headway provides person centred services based on an assessment of a person’s needs and their own goals for recovery to assist people living with Acquired Brain Injury to rebuild their lives.
Family Carers Ireland is a registered charity (number CHY 10962) and a company limited by guarantee, emerging from the coming together of two long standing charities of over 25 years in 2016 – The Carers Association and Caring for Carers . The merger brings the best of both charities together whilst broadening the range of services and supports to family carers and giving one national voice to represent fairness for carers.
The National Disability Authority (NDA), as the independent statutory body provides information and advice to the Government on policy and practice relevant to the lives of persons with disabilities. We have a role to assist the Minister for Justice and Equality in the co-ordination of disability policy.
