Exploring Democracy is a programme developed by the Learning Hub in Leinster House. The programme covers topics like our democracy, government roles, voting, laws and political parties through workshops, role playing, mock elections and guest speakers.
Oxfam Ireland is a secular, not-for-profit development and humanitarian agency, established in 1973 as part of the global Oxfam confederation.
Druid Padel is a community-focused public padel club based in Dublin, with locations in Kimmage, Ringsend (Dublin 4), and Coolmine. They are dedicated to making padel accessible and engaging for people of all ages and backgrounds.
Vision Ireland is Ireland’s national sight loss agency, dedicated to empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to live independently and participate fully in society.
Kinia is an education focused non-profit, charity and social enterprise that wants to make sure future focused skills and learning opportunities are available for all children and young people.
Young Social Innovators (YSI) is a non-profit organisation that empowers young people to use their talents, insights, passion and creativity to come up with innovative solutions to social challenges.
The Young SVP programme is free and non-competitive, placing young people at the centre of their own learning and promoting personal development.
The Women’s Mini Marathon is a 10k road race, which takes place every June bank holiday weekend in Dublin city centre.
Water Safety Ireland’s focus is on public awareness and education. Tragically, an average of 118 people drown each year in Ireland. WSI feel that this is simply unacceptable considering that most fatalities are avoidable.
Dundalk Institute of Technology (DKIT) is the focal point for higher education and research on the Belfast-Dublin corridor, serving the North Leinster, South Ulster region of Ireland.
The Thomas Francis Meagher Foundation was established in 2013 to promote pride in, and respect for, the Irish flag and the understanding of its symbolism and meaning for peace.
First flown by Thomas Francis Meagher in Waterford in 1848, the Irish tricolor flag is an iconic symbol that generates worldwide respect. Each year on the eve of St. Patrick’s Day on the 16th of March, the Thomas F. Meagher Foundation’s Annual Flag Day takes place in secondary schools across the State.
Flag Day gives schools the opportunity to celebrate Active Citizenship & Inclusivity in their school community and to enter the Awards & Scholarship Program.
The Shona Project educates, empowers and inspires today’s girls in Ireland to become tomorrow’s strong, confident, and curious young women. Through school workshops, leadership programmes, and mentorship, it supports girls in navigating challenges like mindset, friendships, and self-worth.
