Chime: Chime Website Chime is the National Charity for Deafness and Hearing Loss. For over 50 years, we’ve championed for equal rights, greater accessibility and opportunities for individuals with deafness and hearing loss. Chime Services Chime Resources Chime Headquarters: Chime, 35 North Frederick Street, Dublin 1, Ireland. Find on map Tel:
GAA Fun & Run: GAA Fun & Run is an activity – involving a team of batters/kickers and fielders – which is suitable for all age and ability levels. It is particularly suited to meet the needs of people with disabilities, people from socially deprived and ethnic minority groups who
Live Out Loud: Realising and Celebrating Strengths: Live Out Loud Website Live Out Loud provides a unique, cutting-edge and high-quality team support and intervention service for children and young people living with a Mild to Moderate Learning Disability as well as their families to facilitate optimum participation in all life
Paralympics Ireland: Paralympics Ireland With support from Sport Ireland and Sport Ireland Institute, Paralympics Ireland develops annual performance plans with our member organisations. These cover all aspects of preparation for the Irish Paralympic team. Finance We secure investment from state agencies and commercial partners to ensure that Irish Paralympic athletes train
The Fund for Students with Disabilities: The Fund for Students with Disabilities allocates funding to further and higher education colleges for the provision of services and supports to full-time and part-time students with disabilities. The Fund aims to ensure that students can participate fully in their academic programmes and are
Connacht Rugby: Connacht Rugby The Bohermore terrace in the Galway Sportsground is Wheelchair Accessible and available for wheelchair users. Anyone attending the game requiring the facilities can call the number below. Aoife Kilderry Customer Services Executive Connacht Rugby The Sportsground, College Road, Galway H91 H340 T +353 91 561568 W www.connachtrugby.ie
Guide Dog Allowance: Guide Dog Allowance If you are blind or visually impaired, you can claim a tax credit if you own a trained guide dog. You can also claim the Blind Person’s Tax Credit. The Guide Dog Allowance is an annual allowance of €825 at the standard rate (equal to a credit
Disability Awareness Training Grants: Employers that provide disability awareness training for their staff may be able to apply for grant aid towards the cost of this training. Disability awareness aims to provide the best possible customer service to clients and customers and promotes the employability of disabled people by creating
Supported Employment for People with Disabilities: If you have a disability and wish to take up paid employment or you require assistance in finding a job, the EmployAbility Service (formerly the Supported Employment Service) may be able to help you. It provides people with disabilities with supports to help them access employment.
Personal Reader Grants: If you have a visual impairment or are blind and need some extra assistance with reading at work, you may be eligible to apply for a Personal Reader Grant. This grant aid allows you to employ someone on a part-time or ad-hoc basis for a maximum of 640 hours
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