Welcome To
Dublin South City Partnership
Our Mission is to advance social inclusion and promote local and community development in Dublin South City by working in partnership with communities, individuals and stakeholders to support wellbeing, education, employment and enterprise.
Our values are inclusion, solidarity, equality, accountability, innovation, partnership.
With a vision that is striving to eliminate social exclusion by supporting and empowering individuals and communities to build a more equal, sustainable and vibrant society.
Latest News and Upcoming Events
Lifelong Learning - Photo Exhibition - Seeing the Bigger Picture
Open Book
TÚS - Current Vacancies: October
Our upcoming events List
Upcoming events
Alphabet book - for adults
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SICAP
Social Inclusion and Community Activation Programme (SICAP) 2018 – 2023 provides funding to tackle poverty and social exclusion through local engagement and partnerships between disadvantaged individuals, community organisations and public sector agencies.
Department of Social Protection
The Department of Social Protection's mission is to promote active participation and inclusion in society through the provision of income supports, employment services and other services.
European Union
In Ireland, together with the government, the European Social Fund co-funds the Programme for Employability, Inclusion and Learning 2014-2020. Ireland also receives a special allocation of €68 million from the Youth Employment Initiative.
Tús
Tús (community work placement initiative)
The Dormant Accounts Fund
To provide for the use of unclaimed funds for measures that address economic, social and educational disadvantage, or support those with a disability.
LCDC
The Dublin City Local Community Development Committee (LCDC)
ILDN
The Irish Local Development Network CLG (ILDN) is the representative body for Ireland’s Local Development Companies (LDCs).
Dublin South City - Ability Programme
The Ability Programme provides funding to local, regional and national projects in the Republic of Ireland that focus on bringing young people with disabilities between the ages of 15 and 29 closer to the labour market.