Service Providers Categories & Areas

Croí na Gaillimhe (CNG) is one of six Resource Centres run by the Society in Ireland. The Resource Centres provide a safe, welcoming place for people to learn and grow, to develop new skills, to meet others and make new friends and to have a positive impact in people’s lives (What We Do – http://www.svp.ie).

North Galway Family Services are a Tusla Child and Family Agency Service. We recognise that every family is unique and that all families need support at certain times. We work with families with children from birth to 18 years. We provide a service to children and their families within their own homes and communities to build on their strengths and overcome difficulties.

No 4 Youth Service aims to enhance the quality of young people’s lives by providing an effective and holistic response to a wide variety of issues pertaining to young people aged 13 – 25 years.

We are a community-based charity working to make a positive difference to the individuals and families we support. We strive to be a strong voice, both for and with, the autism spectrum community. We also welcome those who have a concern that they or a family member may be on the autism spectrum. We do this through peer & family support, information provision, advocacy, creating opportunities for social engagement and participation and education & training. These are key areas of work for our organisation.

Domestic Violence Response (DVR) is a community-led organisation responding to the issue of domestic violence in Galway County. Our aim is to identify and respond to the needs of women and children who are subjected to violence and abuse in the home and to develop long-term responses that work towards the elimination of domestic violence. The principles that inform the work of DVR include:

Domestic Violence Response (DVR) is a community-led organisation responding to the issue of domestic violence in Galway County. Our aim is to identify and respond to the needs of women and children who are subjected to violence and abuse in the home and to develop long-term responses that work towards the elimination of domestic violence. The principles that inform the work of DVR include:

with. We work with various partners within the community and have established links with other agencies in the prevention of early school leaving. These links include student volunteers from NUIG, GMIT Culinary Department, Westside Resource Centre, Westside Library, Rahoon Family Centre, local primary and secondary schools, and the Community Garda Liason team.