BRIJ met with Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman and provided a document highlighting the challenges faced by newly arrived and longer term asylum seekers and possible solutions.
Register to vote so you can vote in local elections. Speak with your local election candidates to find out who best represents you and your interests.
Cork Volunteer Centre provides a placement service to individuals who would like to volunteer with non-profit organisations.
Plan your outings using Eventbrite. Explore a huge listing of events including cultural, business, sports, music, food and drink events and more.
Please note that you need Labour Market Access Permission (commonly referred to as a work permit) to work in Ireland. To apply to jobs in Ireland, you will need a CV….
Check here for employment opportunities that have been presented to BRIJ for asylum seekers.
Cork City Partnership are a local and community development company working in Cork city. They provide education, employment and community development initiatives, including training courses such as Safe Pass, Manual Handling, HACCP, and more.
MABS support people with money advice, budgeting, and problem debt. The service is free of charge and you get impartial advice.
Citizens Information is a comprehensive resource for finding information on many aspects of living in ireland.
Nasc links migrants and refugees to their rights. Nasc’s Advocacy Service can help with questions about immigration status, family reunification, visas to Ireland, citizenship, and more.
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