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Migrant Rights Centre Ireland

MRCI is a national organisation working to promote justice, empowerment and equality for migrant workers and their families

Human welfare - Ireland
  • Transparency score on:

    Projects 6.0

    Results 0.0

    Financials 2.3

    Transparency

2.8 / 10

2025 PLAN

€730

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2025 PLAN

€730

raised of €5,000 goal

27

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Donations made here are eligible for a charity to reclaim in tax paid in Ireland

Cause

There are thousands of undocumented migrants currently living in Ireland, many of whom live in substandard or exploitative conditions. 

Response


Our Aim is advance the rights of all migrant workers and their families. Our Belief is that lives can be improved when individuals act collectively. Our Vision is for an open and inclusive Ireland where migrant workers and their families participate fully and equally. Our focus is on promoting the empowerment and inclusion of migrants as at risk of poverty, social exclusion, exploitation and discrimination. Our Efforts are inspired by a community work approach which seeks to advance social justice goals by challenging the root causes of poverty, inequality and exclusion


Projects

  1. MRCI operates a drop- in centre that opens to the public Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. We provide information on a variety of areas including workplace rights, general migration and residency issues, and information on employment permits. In 2014 our drop-in centre had 1,252 new cases. We plan to continue this service in 2016.


  2. Our Migrants Forum was successful project which gave 150 people a chance to meet EU and local election candidates in 2014. We plan to hold a similar event in 2016 to faciliate dialog between undocumented people and political representatives.

  3. In 2016 we plan to continue our advocacy work at government level to ensure our policy priorities are recognised by policy makers. In 2014 our priorities included addressing discrimination in recruitment practices and in the workplace, advocating for transparent and coherent labour migration policy, and securing regularization for undocumented migrants.