Volunteer
Opportunities
- Irish Cancer Society
- Habitat Volunteering Opportunity in India
- Volunteer Outreach Worker
- HeadsUp
- Dance4life Ireland
- Volunteer Abroad with EIL
- BITE, Ballymun
- Volunteer with RNLI
Volunteer Ireland is the National Volunteer Centre.
The focus of Volunteer Ireland is to create an enabling environment for volunteering, to develop an ethos of volunteerism across all sectors of society and to be an independent and legitimate voice for volunteering. There are currently 23 centres across the country all with great volunteering opportunities the right person.
On the volunteering Ireland website you can search from County to catagory to find something to suit you.
Go to http://www.volunteer.ie/Search-Apply-for-a-new-Volunteer.html and see for yourself what is available.
Information on Suas Programmes on/near DCU campus during 2012/13 academic year
The Global Issues Course Programme:
http://suas.ie/global-issues-courses.html
As an Introduction to Development part-time evening course, the Suas Global Issues Course is an interactive programme delivered by experienced facilitators and designed to give participants an overview of a range of global development issues. Participants will have an opportunity to engage with professionals from Irish NGOs and fellow participants. The course runs for 2 hours weekly over 6 weeks at a cost to students of only €20 (total cost is subsidized by Irish Aid).
The Mentoring Programme:
http://www.suas.ie/mentoring.html
The Suas Mentoring Programme is a nationwide programme of tailored interventions designed to tackle educational disadvantage at a local level whilst engaging college students in structured service learning opportunities. Students will have the opportunity to become mentors, work with a partner school in a school setting or on-campus and to improve the literacy levels of 8-14 year old children who are most in need and at the same time be able to develop their own skills and learn more about educational disadvantage. Mentors will be asked to volunteer an average of 1.5 hours per week for eight weeks of the coming semester.
Applications for both the Global Issues courses and Mentoring programme are currently open. Both programmes are open to students of all faculties and disciplines.
For more information and to apply online please check out the Suas website http://www.suas.ie/home.html.










