Disability

Neurodiversity Ireland is working to make schools and communities more inclusive for neurodivergent people. They have more information on what it means to be neurodivergent and resources to help empower and support neurodivergent people and their families.

Dyspraxia Ireland provides a range of supports and services to young people and adults with dyspraxia/DCD and their families. They provide more information on how to manage dyspraxia as well providing assessments and counselling/therapy.

The Irish Wheelchair Association provides information and support services for people across the country with limited mobility.

Family Carers provides a range of services and support to family carers.

The Disability Federation Ireland provides advocacy services promoting equality for people with disabilities.

Chronic Pain Ireland provides information and support for those living with the condition, as well as for their families and friends.

Chime provides supports and services to the deaf and hard of hearing communities, including people with tinnitus, and to their families.

Sage is the National Advocacy Service for Older People. It also supports vulnerable adults and healthcare patients in certain situations where no other service is available.

The National Advocacy Service provides free and confidential advocacy service to adults with disabilities.

AsIAm provides information, support services and advice for the autism community in Ireland. AsIAM also runs a range of events for different audiences, including parents, children & young people, Autistic adults, and professionals working with Autistic individuals and their families.

Not So Different is a social enterprise that supports individuals who are neurologically diverse, including those with Autism, move towards employment.

Inclusion Ireland provides advocacy services promoting the rights of people with intellectual disabilities in Ireland.