AHEAD, the Association for Higher Education Access and Disability, is an independent non-profit organisation working to promote full access to and participation in third level education for students with disabilities in Ireland.

AsIAm is an Autism charity established to educate the public about autism while acting as an advocate for the Autism community in Ireland.

The CARA Adapted Physical Activity Centre works at a strategic level to influence and support the policies and programmes of agencies involved in the provision of sport, physical activity and physical education for people with disabilities.

The Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) is a supplementary admissions scheme for school leavers with disabilities which operates on a reduced points basis by a number of higher education institutions.

This site is dedicated to sharing the learning from an Irish initiative aimed at enhancing literacy and inclusion in post-primary schools through the use of mobile ICT.

The National Learning Network (formerly called NTDI) is Ireland's largest non-Government training organisation with more than 50 purpose built training and employment facilities catering for around 4,500 students each year. The organisation offers over 40 different vocational programmes which carry nationally and internationally recognised certification and are designed to lead directly to jobs or progression to further education.

The interim website of the National Council for Special Education has some introductory information about the work of the Council and contact details for the Council and for local Special Educational Needs Organisers.

The National Centre for Technology in Education (NCTE) provides ICT advice and support for teachers and parents of children with special education needs. They have significant information and advice relating to assistive technology and ICT training and resources.