CARI (Children at Risk in Ireland) provides child-centred therapy for children & adolescents who have been affected by sexual abuse. CARI also provides therapy to children, up to 12 years of age, who present with sexually harmful behaviour.Read More

A local hub where people come together to take part in activities, access services and connect with their community.Read More

The organisation promotes life-long learning through continuous professional development and advocates for destigmatising addiction care.Read More

The Community Mental Health Team is a multidisciplinary team. This means it is made up of many different professionals, such as doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, family therapists and psychologists. It provides a holistic adult mental health service for Louth.Read More

Age Action Ireland is dedicated to creating an inclusive, age-positive society by challenging ageism and supporting older people to live with dignity and independence.Read More

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experiences to help each other recover from alcoholism. It is open to anyone with a desire to stop drinking, regardless of background or circumstances.Read More

Social prescribing enables GPs and other professionals to refer individuals to non-clinical supports in the community. This person-centred approach recognises that social factors like loneliness, mental health, or long-term conditions can impact wellbeing.Read More

National support service for older people providing befriending, coordinated support, housing, and assistive technology.Read More

Anam Cara supports bereaved parents and families with monthly online and face-to-face group meetings, bereavement information evenings, family remembrance events, and a resource-rich website.Read More

A library provides access to books, digital resources, and educational services. It supports reading, research, lifelong learning, and community engagement by offering a wide range of materials and facilities to the public.Read More