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NCCWN are recruiting a fixed term (one year) part-time (17.5 hours per week) Project Worker for NCCWN Clare Women’s Network (CWN). NCCWN CWN is a women’s community development project supporting the equality and development of women in the local area

NCCWN are recruiting a part-time (17 hours per week) Development Worker for NCCWN Tallaght. NCCWN Tallaght is a women’s community development project supporting the equality and development of women in the local area. Closing date 19th of February

We are hiring! NCCWN are recruiting a full-time (35 hours per week) Project Co-ordinator for the NCCWN-Access 2000 Wexford. NCCWN Access Wexford is a women’s community development project supporting the development of women/women’s groups in Wexford. Closing date 15th of February

NCCWN Impact Survey – Women During Covid 19 was undertaken to gauge the impact COVID-19 has had on women in Ireland. Read the key findings

NCCWN & Barbara O’Meara Artist invite the women of Ireland to write anonymously about their experiences of living with Covid 19 for this NCCWN Community Art Project, a unique opportunity to record the social history of women in Ireland in 2020

Read the NCCWN Pre-Budget 2021 Submission here

NCCWN is calling on the Government to ease COVID-19 restrictions in maternity services and allow birthing partners to be present at all pregnancy related appointments, scans, full labour and births as soon as possible.

NCCWN is calling on the Government to ease COVID-19 restrictions in maternity services and allow birthing partners to be present at all pregnancy related appointments, scans, full labour and births as soon as possible and are asking concerned members of the public to get involved in their letter writing campaign

NCCWN invites you to take part in our Covid-19 impact survey. The findings of this survey will provide women in Ireland with a collective voice; help identify the issues and challenges now experienced by women and help influence new strategies being developed in response to Covid-19 and inform our response.

NWC launch Pre Budget Submission saying Budget 2021 must tackle gender inequalities exposed by Covid

Congratulations to the 22 women from NCCWN Ronanstown Women’s Community Development Project who recently completed their Level 7 University Certificate in Women, Gender and Social Justice. Ronanstown Women’s CDP University Partnership with UCD School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice is running since 1999.

The purpose of this submission is to share the knowledge we have gathered over the 18 years of engagement the NCCWN projects have had with women living in Ireland.