Members

Member Organisations

Mental Health Reform is Ireland’s leading national coalition on mental health. With over 70 member organisations, we campaign to drive progressive reform of mental health services and supports in Ireland. 

If your organisations would like to learn more about Membership and apply to become a Member, click here. 

Mental Health Reform have two different types of membership:

Governing membership 

Governing Membership is open to not-for-profit/non-governmental organisations with the exception of unions, professional associations, training and education bodies and non-governmental organisations who provide inpatient mental health services and/or approved centre(s). Governing members can participate in the Board structures of Mental Health Reform and have the right to vote at Annual General Meetings.

Associate membership 

Associate membership is open to all non-governmental organisations who are committed to the implementation of A Vision for Change, including unions, professional associations, training and education bodies and those who provide inpatient mental health services and/or approved centres. Associate members do not participate in the Board structures of Mental Health Reform and do not have the right to vote at Annual General Meetings, however their participation is an integral part of the movement to improve mental health services in Ireland

  1. 3Ts (Turn the Tide of Suicide)
  2. A Lust For Life
  3. AHEAD
  4. AkiDwA
  5. Alcohol Action Ireland
  6. The Alzheimer Society of Ireland
  7. Amnesty International Ireland
  8. Barnardos
  9. Bodywhys
  10. Cairde
  11. Children’s Rights Alliance
  12. Chime
  13. Cork Mental Health Foundation
  14. Disability Federation of Ireland
  15. Donegal Mental Health Advocacy Services
  16. Dual Diagnosis Ireland
  17. Dublin Simon Community
  18. Dyspraxia/ DCD Ireland
  19. Exchange House 
  20. Fighting Blindness
  21. Finglas Addiction Support Team (FAST)
  22. First Fortnight
  23. Focus Ireland
  24. Gateway Mental Health Association
  25. GROW
  26. HADD-ADHD Ireland
  27. Hail – Housing Association of Integrated Living
  28. Helplink Mental Health
  29. Huntington’s Disease Association of Ireland
  30. Inclusion Ireland
  31. Irish Advocacy Network
  32. Irish National Council of ADHD Support Groups
  33. Irish Penal Reform Trust
  34. Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (ISPCC)
  35. Jigsaw
  36. Mental Health Ireland
  37. Merchants Quay Ireland
  38. MyMind
  39. National Women’s Council
  40. Pavee Point – Traveller and Roma Centre
  41. Peter McVerry Trust
  42. Pieta
  43. The Rehab Group
  44. Respond! Housing Association
  45. Samaritans
  46. Shine
  47. Slí Eile Housing Association
  48. Smashing Times Theatre and Film Company
  49. SpunOut
  50. Suicide or Survive
  51. Threshold Training Network
  52. Transformative Recovery College
  53. Union of Students in Ireland
  54. Traveller Counselling Service
  1. The Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland
  2. Association of Occupational Therapists of Ireland
  3. BelongTo
  4. Bloomfield Health Services
  5. Clan Therapy
  6. Cork Counselling Services
  7. Depaul Ireland
  8. Dyslexia Association of Ireland 
  9. European Association of Professional Hypnotherapists
  10. Family Therapy Association of Ireland
  11. Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
  12. Irish Association for Infant Mental Health
  13. Irish Association of Social Workers
  14. Irish Association of Speech and Language Therapists
  15. Irish Council for Psychotherapy
  16. Irish Foster Care Association
  17. Irish Institute of Mental Health Nursing
  18. Irish Online Counselling & Psychotherapy Service
  19. Irish Refugee Council
  20. Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists
  21. National Association for Pastoral Counselling and Psychotherapy 
  22. Psychological Society of Ireland
  23. St. John of God Hospital
  24. St. Patrick’s University Hospital
  25. turn2me.org
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