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Promote women in Labour Party
Established in November 2006 Laois Domestic Abuse Service is a non governmental organisation, and registered charity.
LWAV is a non-profit, self-organised community group run by and for Latin American migrant women living in Ireland who fight against domestic violence and other types of violence against women. One of their main goals is to bridge the gap between women experiencing gender-based violence and the various service providers and institutions available in Ireland.
We are bereaved parents who wish to help give support and encouragement to others who now face a similar loss.
Leitrim for Choice, dedicated to campaigning for abortion on demand and without apology, in Leitrim and everywhere.
LGBT Ireland is a national charitable organisation which provides quality services to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex + (LGBTI+) people across the country. Informed by the issues and experiences raised through their frontline services, they also undertake extensive training and advocacy work to enhance the visibility, inclusion and rights of the LGBTI+ people living in Ireland.
To enable women who are /have experienced Domestic Abuse have a stronger voice within the Inishowen peninsula.
We are, uniquely, the only community development organisation in the Republic of Ireland that works for LBQ women (Trans & Non-Binary inclusive). With close to 30 years’ experience, our aim is to improve the quality of life, health and well-being of our community.
The Longford Roma and New Communities Community Development Project (CDP) was established in 2022 funded under the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht to support the inclusion, participation, and empowerment of Roma and other new communities in Longford. The CDP promotes culturally sensitive, rights-based approaches that enable the Roma Community in Longford to have full and equal participation in Irish society
Provides a holistic integrated approach to identified problems of women in Longford.
