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UBU Funded Organisations List by ETB (PDF) UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisations by Education Training Board Contents CAVAN AND MONAGHAN ETB ....................................................................................................................... 2 CORK ETB ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 City of Dublin ETB ........................................................................................................................................... 4 DONEGAL ETB ................................................................................................................................................. 6 DUBLIN AND DUN LAOGHAIRE ETB ............................................................................................................... 6 GALWAY AND ROSCOMMON ETB ................................................................................................................. 8 KERRY ETB ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 KILKENNY AND CARLOW ETB ......................................................................................................................... 9 KILDARE AND WICKLOW ETB ......................................................................................................................... 9 LAOIS AND OFFALY ETB ................................................................................................................................ 10 Limerick Clare ETB ........................................................................................................................................ 11 LONGFORD AND WESTMEATH ETB ............................................................................................................. 12 LOUTH AND MEATH ETB .............................................................................................................................. 12 MAYO, SLIGO AND LEITRIM ETB .................................................................................................................. 13 TIPPERARY ETB ............................................................................................................................................. 13 WATERFORD AND WEXFORD ETB................................................................................................................ 14 Organisations by Education Training Board CAVAN AND MONAGHAN ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ISPCC) - Bounceback South East Cavan Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ISPCC) - Monaghan Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Bounceback West Cavan Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Include Youth Service CORK ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Badoireacht Meitheal Mara Carberry West Cork Carrigaline Lower Harbour Churchfield Trust City Council Sports Officer Cloyne Diocesan Youth Service (CDYS) - Fermoy Cloyne Diocesan Youth Service (CDYS) - Mallow Cloyne Diocesan Youth Service (CDYS) - Middleton Youth Project Cloyne Diocesan Youth Service (CDYS) - Mitchelstown Cobh Youth Service Chill on the Hill Cork Simon Community Foróige - Ballyphehane & Greenmount Foróige - Beara Youth Development Project Foróige - Bishopstown Youth Development Project Foróige - Charleville Youth Project Foróige - Farranree Youth Project Foróige - Glanmire Riverstown Foróige - Mahon Youth Project Foróige - St Joseph’s Mayfield Foróige - The Glen Youth Project Foróige - Togher Youth Project Good Shepherds Youth Project Gurranbraher Youth Development Project Knocknaheeny Youth - Linkpoint Matt Talbot Adolescent Sexual Health Centre Cork St. Kevin's After School Service Togher Family Centre Wellsprings Youth Project YMCA - Steps Project and Youth Development Centre Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Gurranbraher Arts City of Dublin ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Adventure Sports Project An Síol Ballybough Youth Project Ballyfermot Youth Service Ballymun Regional Youth Resource Belvedere Youth Project Bradóg Youth Service Bru Youth Service Cabra for Youth Canal Communities Candle Community Trust Cavan Centre Cherry Orchard Youth Service City of Dublin ETB - Arts Support Project City of Dublin ETB Youth Work Support Project Core Youth Service Crumlin Lower Advancing Youth (CLAY) Youth Project Donnycarney Youth Project Dublin City Council - Facilities Dublin City Council - Sports Eastwall Youth Development Eco Unesco Exchange House FamiliBase Finglas Youth Resource Finglas Youth Service Local Education & Prevention Programme (LEAPP) Focus Ireland Football Association of Ireland Fountain Youth Project Kilmore West Youth Project Le Cheile Lourdes Youth and Community Services Poppintree Youth Service Rialto Youth Project Ringsend and Irishtown Youth Project South Area Youth Service (SAYS) South West Inner City Network (SWICN) Computer Clubhouse Sphere 17 Sphere 17- Kilbarrack St Andrews Youth Project St John Bosco Youth Service St Monicas Youth Project St Ultans Childcare Stoneybatter Youth Service Swan Youth Service TravAct Traveller Youth Project Trinity Youth Service YMCA - City of Dublin Youth and Education Service (YES) Separated Children DONEGAL ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Donegal Youth Service – Letterkenny (Daybreak and Outreach Project) Foróige - South Donegal (Deck Youth Project) Involve - Donegal DUBLIN AND DUN LAOGHAIRE ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Barnardos Blanchardstown Clondalkin Traveller Development Community Addiction Response Programme (CARP) - Killinarden Community Training Centre Dun Laoghaire - Drug Prevention Corduff Sports and Leisure Crosscare - Clondalkin Crosscare - Dun Laoghaire Crosscare - Dundrum Crosscare - Lucan Crosscare - Swords Crosscare - Tallaght Travellers Cuala Sports and Integration Project Dublin and Dun Laoghaire Education Training Board Dun Laoghaire Rathdown - Drug Task Force Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council - Facilities Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council - Youth Football Association of Ireland (FAI) - Street Leagues Foróige - Balbriggan Foróige - Blanchardstown Foróige - Coastal North Dublin Foróige - Tallaght Youth Service Foróige - Tyrrelstown Foróige - Whitechurch Huntstown Killinarden Community Council Youth Project (KCCYP) - Tallaght Knockmitten Youth and Community Remember Us - Balbriggan Ronanstown Youth Service South Dublin County Council South Dublin County Partnership (SDCP) - Clondalkin Southside Travellers Action Group (STAG) - Dun Laoghaire YMCA - Tallaght GALWAY AND ROSCOMMON ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Bohermore Youth Development Foróige - Ballinfoyle Area Foróige - Eastside Foróige - Galway City Foróige - Gort Youth Service Foróige - Knocknacarra Area Foróige - Leader Roscommon Forum Connemara Galway Youth Theatre Involve - Youth Galway Leader Monksland No 4 Youth Service Galway Rahoon Family Centre Tionscnamh Óige Mhuintearas Western Travellers - Tuam Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Ballinasloe Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Cape and Shout Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Galway Westside Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Tuam Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Loughrea KERRY ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) - Castleisland Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) - Killarney Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) - Listowel Kerry Diocesan Youth Service (KDYS) - Tralee KILKENNY AND CARLOW ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Carlow Traveller Youth Project Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Carlow Vault YP Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Ossory Youth - Kilkenny Gateway Project Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Ossory Youth - Kilkenny Rural Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Tullow Youth Project KILDARE AND WICKLOW ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Bray Travellers Connect Bray Crosscare - Bray Youth Service Crosscare - East Wicklow Youth Service Football Association of Ireland (FAI) - Wicklow Kildare and Wicklow ETB - Bray Sports Promotion Unit Wicklow Travellers Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Athy Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Curragh Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Kildare Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Leixlip Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Naas Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - Newbridge Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Kildare Youth Service (KYS) - West Wicklow LAOIS AND OFFALY ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Offaly Traveller Movement Tullamore Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Laois Youth Project Youth Work Ireland (YWI) - Tullamore Youth Project Limerick Clare ETB UBU - Your Place Your Space Funded Organisation Blue Box Creative Project Drugs Education and Prevention Strategy (DEPS) - Limerick Football Association of Ireland (FAI) - Limerick Foróige - Croom Foróige - Loobagh Area Gaelic Athletic Association(GAA) - Limerick Garryglass Youth Project Limerick Limerick Sports Partnership Limerick Youth Service - Garryowen Youth Project Limerick Youth Service - Lava Java Youth Project Limerick Youth Theatre Moyross Disadvantaged Munster Rugby Limerick Northside Family Resource Centre Our Lady of Lourdes Community Services Group Our Lady of Lourdes Community Youth Programme Scouting Ireland - Limerick South Hill Area Centre St Augustine’s Limerick St
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