Search Results for 'development manager'

Epilepsy Ireland (EI) has issued an appeal to the Galway public to take part in its new 24-Hour Squat Challenge to raise funds for its services across the county.

Galway Volunteer Centre has announced this week that it is urgently seeking new office space in Galway City Centre to allow it to continue its work for the public and the community.

Citizens Information Services (CIS), provide a free, independent, and confidential information, advice and advocacy service to the public on a wide range of areas.

Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has become the first university in Ireland to be officially designated an ADHD-friendly university by ADHD Ireland.

For the first time since 2020, members of the public interested in volunteering are being invited to the Galway City Volunteer Recruitment Fair in Leisureland on Sunday February 18 between 2pm and 5pm. There will be over 50 charities and community organisations from across the city at the Fair, which is being organised by Galway Volunteer Centre. Last year over 1000 people attended the event to speak to organisations about the work that they do and the volunteer roles that they are trying to fill.

Galway Volunteer Centre has welcomed a new national report by the Charity Regulator that estimates that the economic equivalent of volunteering was worth over €130 million to Galway in 2022.

The Irish SME Association (ISME) is delighted to be back on the road to continue its roadshow series with an event in the Clonellan Suite 2, Athlone Springs Hotel, Athlone on November 16 from 4.30pm–6.30pm.

Galway Volunteer Centre is inviting volunteers, staff and Board members of local community and not-for-profit groups to participate in a variety of free up-skilling workshops that will be taking place in September, October and November.

The 2021 Galway Volunteer Centre Annual Report, which was launched this week by Joe O’Brien T.D. Minister of State for Community Development and Charities at the Department of Rural and Community Development, shows that volunteering is as strong as ever in Galway City and County, with almost 1,000 new members of the public using the service to find volunteer work.

For anyone needing impartial, confidential, non-judgemental and informed advice and support the Citizens Information Service is here to help.