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Drogheda Community Forum was formally established in 1994 and has been actively involved in the community from this time. The Forum has developed into a valuable resource for community and voluntary groups in Drogheda. 

The aim of the Forum is to bring community organisations together, with particular focus on the involvement of excluded group within the community.  

It acts as a support agent to empower disadvantaged groups, to identify their needs, to access resources and to improve their quality of life.  

The forum is community led, with an active membership of over 30 voluntary/community groups. All the services we deliver are for all community and voluntary groups to participate in and we encourage groups to contact us and relate their needs. 

DCF will host a unique community networking event in Drogheda on September 16th 2010.

This exciting event is open to all community and voluntary groups to attend.

More details to follow, so keep checking this page. Read More

Please contact  Tony Mullins on 087 2643590.
 


 

The achievement to date of the Forum include:

  • Millennium Heroes’ Awards 2000
  • Establishment of the Drogheda Volunteer Centre
  • Published research regarding those displaced by conflict in the North of Ireland
  • Production of DVD highlighting the two walled cities of Drogheda and Derry
  • Publication of community directory
  • Support of the annual Samba Festival
  • Implementation of ongoing successful cross border project Drogheda Community Forum Peace Initiatives.
  • Quarterly newsletter
  • Training for community groups/organisations
  • Support for groups holding cross border events
  • Conferences and seminars on various community issues
 

All of these achievements were funded by ADM/CPA, Border Action, DCRAGA, Department of Foreign Affairs, National Lottery and Drogheda Partnership Company funded all of these achievements. 

The Forum seeks to act both locally and in a cross border basis to facilitate action through the voluntary/community sector.