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Apprenticeship Open Day: Cork Training Centre. Book now!
Cork College of FET – Bishopstown Campus (formerly Cork Training Centre) will be holding an Apprenticeship Open Day at our Bishopstown Campus on March 31st (9.30 a.m. – 14.00 p.m.) On the day we
Safe Homes for All: recording discrimination in housing
The Irish Anti Racism Network (INAR) have launched the SAFE HOMES FOR ALL PROJECT Have you experienced discrimination when accessing accommodation? As part of our Safe Homes
‘Never Too Deep in the Woods’: domestic violence support in Arabic and English
Cork North Community Work Department have developed an animation on domestic abuse in English and Arabic. This resource was developed to address many issues facing
We’re recruiting! East Cork Traveller Project Development Worker vacancy (maternity cover)
Would you like to work with the Traveller Project based in Cumann na Daoine? Here’s your chance – full details below!
Closing tomorrow: vacancy for Cork City PPN Resource Worker
Cork City Public Participation Network (PPN): Full Time PPN Resource Worker St. Joseph’s Community Association and Cork City PPN invite applicants for the post
Interested in fostering?
The Fostering Resource Unit Cork Tusla is holding an information session on line on Wednesday, 23rd of February 2022 at 7 p.m., register your interest with fostering.ie or phone,
Drinks Container Deposits are coming to Ireland!
As part of Ireland’s efforts to promote a wider circular economy, a Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) is due to be introduced to Irelandat the end
Spring Chickens spring news!
Spring Chickens, our social club for older people, has at last returned and all are enjoying spending some time together and enjoying the lovely food
Seeding the County news – LGBT+ development across the county!
There’s been a lot going on in Seeding the County already this year, and Marielle and Hayley are looking forward to working with YOU over
Youghal Dementia Social Cafe back face to face this month!
The Youghal Dementia and Social Café will be back face-to-face on Friday the 25th of February. The Café is open to anyone from East Cork
Integrating East Cork: Voices of Migrant & Irish Women research report
This useful report on how integration is – or isn’t – happening through the voices of migrant and Irish women. Full report available here: Research
Youghal Blue & Green Network Newsletter
Youghal’s Blue & Green environmental network has published its annual report for 2021 – see below. You can find out more about the Network and
Book your free training now!
This training is offered by Seeding the County for all those who’d like to increase their understanding and capacity in working with LGBT+ people in
See what the Blue & Green Network did in 2021!
Youghal Blue & Green Community Network have produced their first annual report, giving an overview of what the Network’s aims are; what activities took place
Sustainable Gardening & Biodiversity: free training courses
Due to unprecedented demand, Cork County Council is delighted to announce they will be running an additional online Sustainable Gardening Course on Wednesday evenings from
AT PRESENT OUR BUILDING IS CLOSED FOR THE SAFETY AND HEALTH OF PUBLIC AND STAFF. CONTACT DETAILS FOR ALL STAFF ARE AVAILABLE ON THIS SITE. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU ALL AGAIN IN THE NEAR FUTURE.
STAY SAFE, AND STAY WELL, PEOPLE. WE WILL COME THROUGH THIS.
Cumann na Daoine is a community based organisation in Youghal, Co. Cork, Ireland. We set out to provide programmes that will empower people to help themselves and each other. We strive to give people a voice, building community confidence and creating awareness of social issues. The spirit of the project is to reach out to all, enhancing skills and giving people belief in their own dignity and self worth. We aim to break down barriers by listening to, and accepting, each others differences. We work from the principles of equality and inclusion and adhere to the community development principles of empowerment, participation, education and collaboration. We are committed to providing a safe, accessible, welcoming and confidential environment for people to explore and value their own power.
