Member Groups
Here are a selection of NCP's member organisations. Click here to view a complete listing of our member groups.
Afghan Community & Cultural Organization of Ireland
The Afghan Community and Cultural Association of Ireland was founded by a number of Afghan emigrants living in Ireland.
Angola United Association of Ireland
The Angola United Association Ireland aims to unite all Angolans living in Ireland, without distinction of race, tribe, religion, culture or political affiliation.
Association of Cameroonian Living in Limerick and Counties (ASCALI& Co.)
ASCALI & Co. was founded in 2004 by Cameroonians living in Limerick and surrounding counties. The association exists to gather Cameroonians eager to build an interdependent group in which they will share their anguishes, sorrows and joys. The ASCALI & Co. helps with the integration of its members in Ireland through a service of reception, information and orientation.
Cameroonian Community In Ireland (CAMI)
The CAMI was founded in 2005 by Cameroonians from Dublin. It is incorporated in Ireland and has been approved as a non-profit organisation by the Revenue Commissioner.
Diaspora Women Initiatives (DWI)
Diaspora Women's Initiative is a registered non-profit, voluntary, non-political organisation that stands for empowering migrant women to tackle health and welfare issues in Ireland such as HIV/AIDS, mental health and self sustenance.
Integration of Africa Children in Ireland (IACI)
IACI is a network of African/immigrant Children Living in Ireland. It was established in June 2003 with the aim of promoting equality and addressing the integration needs of African children living in Ireland
Irish Community Empowerment Group (IRCEG)
The Irish Community Empowerment Group is a not for profit organisation with a focus on development and empowerment of the Irish, Congolese and other African minority groups living in Ireland.
Knockalisheen Women’s Group Limerick
Knockalisheen Women Group was established in 2008 by a group of women who realized the need to create a platform for women asylum seekers. The group was established to assist women seeking asylum through sharing experiences and getting friendly advice and support from other women more equipped in understanding what they are going through, information about local public services, available drop-in centres and different networks and organizations that may be able to help them. The group's aim is to empower women seeking asylum living in the Knockalisheen Accommodation Centre through training, workshops, seminars, social gathering and life skill training.
NANI – (Nigeria Association Network Ireland)
NANI is a non-religious, non-political community development project founded in 2005 that supports the settlement and, empowers the emergence of a Nigerian voice in Ireland through development, representations, submissions and advocacy across Ireland guided by the principle of community development and inclusion of all.
Nepalese Community Limerick
The Nepalese Community Limerick is made of close to one hundred people, comprising of 40 families. The main objective of this community is to provide people with the necessary information required to adapt in a new environment in order to facilitate their integration into the Irish society. The NCL focus is the welfare of its community members living in Ireland, their interaction with the host and non Irish communities. The Nepalese Community Limerick joined the NCP network to make its objectives towards the building of an intercultural and inclusive Ireland achievable.
Overseas Chinese Organisation (OCO)
The Overseas Chinese Organisation is a comprehensive Chinese based organisation providing information concerned with the rights of Chinese workers, students, immigrants and their families.