The Atlantic Philanthropies were founded by entrepreneur Charles F. (“Chuck”) Feeney (1931-), who decided to devote his wealth to the service of humanity in 1982. A champion of ‘

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In 2006, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €382,000 to the Immigrant Council of Ireland to ensure a transparent and fair residency renewal and family reunification process for th

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In 2009 South Tyrone Empowerment Programme [STEP] was given £1,000,000 for a project titled BELONG- A Family Support Programme For Black And Minority Ethnic Children with the purpo

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The Immigrant Council of Ireland [ICI] is an independent law centre that has been working to provide assistance to people from a migrant background, improving and protecting their

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In 2003, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €780,000 to the Irish Refugee Council [IRC]. The grant titled Core Costs was given to support the Irish Refugee Council implement its

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In 1999, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €277,000 to the Irish Refugee Council [IRC]. The grant titled Chief Executive Support was given to assist the IRC to re-organise itsel

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The South Tyrone Empowerment Programme [STEP] is a non-governmental organisation based in Dungannon, Northern Ireland. Founded in 1997, it provides a range of services and advocacy

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In 2009, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €350,000 to Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA]. The grant titled Building and Strengthening the Voices of Migrant Womenn was given to addre

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In 2014, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded € 2,210,000.00 to the Irish Refugee Council. The grant titled Irish Refugee and Migrants Rights Centre - Sustaining Access to Justice a

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The Irish Refugee Council [IRC] works with and for refugees in Ireland. The IRC believes, in accordance with the 1951 Convention relating to the status of refugees, that every pers

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In 2009, The Atlantic Philanthropies awarded €350,000 to Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA]. The grant titled Building and Strengthening the Voices of Migrant Women was given to address

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Akina Dada wa Africa [AkiDwA] is a national network of migrant women living in Ireland. Akina Dada wa Africa means sisterhood in Swahili. The organisation was established in 2001 b

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