Belong To - LGBTQ+ Youth Ireland is the national LGBTQ+ youth organisation supporting LGBTQ+ young people aged 14-23, their families and professionals.
All frontline services are confidential, non-judgemental and free of charge. Frontline services include one-to-one support for LGBTQ+ young people, LGBTQ+ youth groups, a specialised drug and alcohol service for LGBTQ+ youth, and a dedicated Family Support Service.

Provides comprehensive information on public services and on the entitlements of citizens in Ireland including housing and social welfare supports.

The HSE Area Finder allows health care workers from primary care, community care and hospitals to quickly:

General practitioners (GPs)  treat common medical conditions and they are the entry point to a wide range of additional healthcare services. They refer people to hospitals and medical services for other urgent or specialist treatment.

This interactive map shows where you can access different types of mental health services and supports in Ireland. In the map, you will see where Mental Health Reform (MHR) governing members are located, where there are recovery colleges and where there are crisis cafés (now known as ‘Solace Cafes')

What is a Governing Member?

LGBT Ireland provides the National LGBT Helpline and additional supports for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The Helpline provides a non-judgmental listening service and our peer support groups provide a space for people to share experiences and support each other. We provide signposting to relevant housing services and supports.

Safe Ireland have thirty-seven domestic violence services across Ireland affiliated as members to Safe Ireland. Each deliver various combinations of services to women and children including national and local crisis helpline supports, one-to-one emotional and practical support, information, advocacy, Garda and court accompaniment, therapeutic supports, housing, and welfare advice. Twenty of these services operate staffed refuges.

We provide free confidential and non-judgemental listening and support services, 7 days per week. Our phone lines are geared towards offering support and resources to different areas of the LGBTIQ+ community.

TENI offer a range of support services that aim to increase the well-being of trans people and their families by providing support that mitigates common experiences of isolation, misunderstanding and exclusion. This includes peer support groups where trans people can talk to others with similar experiences.

We provide a free, confidential, specialist information service for parents not married to each other, living together or apart, their extended families and those working with them. Information is available on legal supports, social welfare supports and parenting issues.