Thursday, September 5, marks International Charity Day, so join us as we celebrate and support some vital charities making a difference in the Irish LGBTQ+ community.
Outhouse
Outhouse is Dublin’s LGBTQ+ community centre, providing a safe space that encourages the growth of essential services and supports for the community.
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Belong To
Belong To Youth Services is the national organisation supporting LGBTQ+ young people in Ireland. Since 2003, they’ve worked to create a world where queer youth are equal, safe, and valued in their diversity.
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ACT UP
ACT UP Dublin and Cork are diverse, non-partisan groups committed to direct action to end HIV stigma and advocate for the rights and dignity of those living with HIV.
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MPOWER
The MPOWER Programme offers community-driven interventions aimed at reducing the spread of HIV and STIs among gay, bisexual, and men who have sex with men (gbMSM). They promote sex-positive, judgment-free, and harm-reduction-based resources.
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ShoutOut
ShoutOut provides educational workshops for secondary school students, teachers, parents, and youth workers to help everyone become strong allies to the LGBTQ+ people in their lives.
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TENI
TENI (Transgender Equality Network Ireland) supports the trans community in Ireland, working to end transphobia and ensure full acceptance, equality, and human rights for all people, regardless of gender identity or expression.
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Pavee Point
Pavee Point champions the rights of Travellers and Roma in Ireland, ensuring they are recognised and respected as minority ethnic groups. They also focus on supporting LGBTQ+ members within these communities, making them a fantastic charity to support.
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Equality for Children
Many children of LGBTQ+ couples in Ireland face legal challenges in having both parents recognised. Equality for Children gives a voice to these families in their fight for legal equality.
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Dublin Lesbian Line
Dublin Lesbian Line offers confidential support through a helpline and online services, operated by LGBTQ+ volunteers. Despite the name, they offer support to people across Ireland, regardless of gender.
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GCN (Gay Community News)
GCN is Ireland’s national LGBTQ+ press and a registered charity. Supporting GCN this International Charity Day helps keep queer voices and stories at the forefront, ensuring visibility and representation for the community.
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Let’s come together this International Charity Day to support these incredible organisations and the work they do for the LGBTQ+ community in Ireland!
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