Healthy Food Made Easy Spring 2020

Find out more about diet and nutrition and cook together food
from all over the world, 4 sessions (not during Easter break)
Thursdays: 9.30am -12.00pm
Beginning on 12th March - 2nd April

This course must be registered for in order to attend.
They are NOT run on a drop-in basis.
Contact Rafika to register on 087 7203665 or 01 442 1004
or email rafika.kelly@sspship.ie

Multicultural Women's Breakfast January 2020

Our first breakfast of the New Year - and note the change of day to Thursday instead of Wednesday! Come along and enjoy the company, activities and food. For more information go HERE.

Bring a dish! Bring a friend!

English Language Classes

English Language and Communication classes and English Grammar classes starting the week of 20th January at various times and locations.
Go here for more details of classes available.

Job Seeking Skills Workshop February 2020

The RePower programme is offering a workshop over 7 mornings about job seeking skills from 3rd-11th February 2020 in the Samuel Beckett Civic Centre, Ballyogan. Click here to see more details about the workshop. For more information or to register contact Marilyn Nyquist on phone: 087 2198183 or email: marilyn.nyquist@sspship.ie

The REPOWER programme is open to all women who are not currently employed, not in receipt of Job Seeker payments and not on a Stamp 3 visa.

Paper Cutting Class

Back by popular demand, the Paper Cutting Course begins again 20th January 2020. Cost of materials to be decided.

For more information and to register call Rafika on 01 442-1004

NWCI Launches Feminist Ireland Manifesto

The National Women’s Council of Ireland (NWCI) called on general election candidates to show their commitment to women’s equality by signing up to its ten key demands. Go here for information on these 10 demands.

New Free Employment Law Advice Clinic for Women

The National Women’s Council of Ireland and Community Law and Mediation are establishing a new free employment law advice clinic for women.

The Clinic's mission is centred on ensuring that every woman has the right to economic fairness, equal opportunity, and dignity in the workplace.

The clinics will be held once a month at NWCI offices, North King Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7. Next date: 30th January 2020. For more information go HERE.

Arabic Drop-In Centre

The Irish Refugee Council offers an Arabic Drop-In Centre every second Tuesday. This service offers advice and information about general issues and support needs while in the asylum porcess or after getting status. For more information go here.

National Strategy for Women and Girls 2017 - 2020 Published

Tánaiste and Minister Stanton launched the National Strategy for Women and Girls 2017-2020: Creating a Better Society for All

The Strategy was prepared by the Gender Equality Division of the Department of Justice and Equality, advised by a Strategy Committee chaired by Minister Stanton. The membership of the Strategy Committee includes all Government Departments, key public bodies, the social partners and civil society, including the National Women’s Council of Ireland. The preparation...