Disability

Gheel Autism Services provides support to the autism community in greater Dublin.

Cottage Autism Network aims to improve the quality of life of families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder by providing support, promoting equality and inclusion as well as raising awareness in the community by being a voice for their members.

CAPS provides support to parents, carers and children with autism in county Cavan.

The Adult Palliative Hub provides an overview of Palliative Care for adults and to offer a central resource that people can access to find useful information, guidance and services.

AIIHPC provides awareness and understanding of palliative and end of life care amongst the public and health care community through things like the Palliative Hub, Voices4Care and more.

Aim to raise awareness about autism to the wider community while developing facilities and services to respond to need.

Aspire Ireland provides information, support and assistance for autistic people and a support network for their families.

112 is the “Single European Emergency Number". It works in all EU countries and can be used to call for help in an emergency. In Ireland, 112 and 999 exist equally and run in parallel. Regardless of which number you call in Ireland, there will be no difference and the call will be handled in the same manner.

112 or 999 should only be called when there is a risk to life or property, where there is a crime being committed or the prospect of a crime being committed or when a person feels their personal safety is being threatened.

If you are in any doubt however, call 112 or 999 and don’t presume someone else has.

The Emergency SMS/Text Service can be used to contact the Emergency Call Answering Service (ECAS) for help by sending an SMS/Text message to 112

Advocates For Autism's main objective is to help children develop and progress. Advocates For Autism work hard to secure funding for social activities with a view to promoting greater independence, confidence and integration in the community.

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/DCD Ireland provides practical support, guidance, and advocacy for young people and adults with Dyspraxia/DCD and their families. Services include an online Guidance and Support Hub, accessible counselling and therapy, signposting for diagnosis and local supports, and community events to empower individuals in education, work, and daily life.