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Make the Moove relies heavily on the generosity of donors to maintain its services, including its support line, counselling and mental health awareness programmes.
Embrace FARM is a support network for farm families affected by sudden death or serious injury and it currently provides a range of practical and emotional support to over 550 Irish farm families.
The St Joseph’s Foundation is a non-profit organisation that provides a range of services for people with intellectual disabilities in the north Cork and south Limerick areas.
With over 85,000 people across Ireland accessing literacy supports last year, a new course is helping people become literacy aware, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Emergency response charity was speaking ahead of the National Ploughing Championships, which take place in Ratheniska, Co Laois, from 17 to 19 September.