Communauté

Implication communautaire

• Twilight Community Group welcomes all migrant interaction and participation - Visit the Twilight website https://www.twilight.ie/ pour plus de détails
• The Kilkenny Library Service welcome new communities and do their best to cater to them with books, events and activities - Find your local library at https://kilkennylibrary.ie/eng/
• Kilkenny Volunteer Centre: At the volunteer centre, you can find out about volunteering opportunities without having to make a commitment - https://volunteerkilkenny.ie/
• Kilkenny LEADER Partnership provides a number of supports for Migrants in County Kilkenny. These supports include: linking with volunteers and community resources, training opportunities, signposting to local language classes, financial advice, job opportunities and providing a reference points to community groups: https://cklp.ie/migrant-support/
• Men’s Shed: Social group for men across all counties in Ireland. Providing emotional support and information. Engaging typically in activities such as carpentry, restoration, gardening, arts & crafts etc. See - https://menssheds.ie/sheds/kilkenny-mens-shed/

Jeunes

• Ossory Youth engage with a diverse group of young people and their families through their activities around the county. See https://www.ossoryyouth.com/our-services/ to find out more and for the contact details for relevant youth workers
• Foroige also engage with all nationalities in the Drum Youth Centre, in McDonagh Shopping Centre, Kilkenny and in Ferrybank. The Drum Kilkenny provides a Youth Café, a band rehearsal space, one to one support and other organised activities. See https://www.facebook.com/DRUMYouthCentre/
• The Yellow Flag programme for schools is a diversity and anti-racism award scheme for schools, similar for to the Green Flag environmental programme. See https://yellowflag.ie/ 

Family

• The Father McGrath Centre: Family Resource Centre aimed at addressing social problems in the community particularly in relation to children, young people and parents. See - https://frmcgrathcentre.ie/
• Newpark Family Resource Centre: Works closely with the community to strengthen participation, equality and positive outcomes for all families and individuals. Newpark FRC serves the Newpark housing estate and surrounding areas. Newpark FRC offers low-cost counselling services and a range of other mental health supports. See https://www.familyresource.ie/details.php?ID=74
• The Mill Family Resource Centre: Located in Urlingford, the Mill Family Resource Centre is committed to promoting equality of opportunity through the provision of family support, education, training and development programmes. Their purpose is to enhance the wellbeing and quality of life for all in the community. See http://www.millfrcurlingford.com/
• Droichead Family Resource Centre: Located in Callan, a town in South County Kilkenny. The FRC works with communities and individuals in Callan and the surrounding areas in South Kilkenny to improve outcomes around children’s education, youth development and parent and family support. Droichead FRC offers low-cost counselling services and a range of other mental health supports. See https://www.facebook.com/DroicheadFRC/

Sports

• Kilkenny Recreation and Sports Partnership: KRSP aim to embed a culture of diversity and inclusion across the organisation by proactively targeting those most excluded and those who face the most barriers to participation. See https://www.krsp.ie/
• The Football Association of Ireland (FAI), together with 'Show Racism the Red Card' deliver anti-racism training in schools across the country including in Kilkenny. See: http://www.faischools.ie/national/fai-schools-programmes/intercultural-programme 
• Kilkenny GAA: https://kilkennygaa.ie/clubs - this provides links to all of the different GAA clubs in County Kilkenny so wherever you are living there is likely to be one nearby. The GAA is a low cost, inclusive activity for children to get involved in