Liffey Partnership is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union. Liffey Partnership was set up in 1996 as a response to long-term unemployment and poverty in the Ballyfermot area of Dublin City. As part of the development of this response, Liffey Partnership delivers a variety of programmes aimed at reducing poverty, promoting social inclusion and improving peoples life opportu
nities and outcomes. As well as working to address economic disadvantage, Liffey Partnership has, over the years, developed a range of other programmes dedicated to community development, supporting children and families, promoting lifelong learning and healthy communities. VISION
We envision a future for our communities where poverty is significantly reduced and where people who experience marginalisation and disadvantage are fully supported to fulfil their potential in a way that values inclusion, diversity and equality for all. MISSION
We offer services, support and advocacy working with adults, children and communities. Using an integrated and collaborative approach, we work to improve economic, social and environmental outcomes and life opportunities.
