Welcome To Blanchardstown C.I.L.
Part of a Nationwide group of disability organisations with the Disability Federation of Ireland.
What Is Independent Living
“Independent Living is about having the freedom to have the same choices that everyone else has in housing, transportation, education and employment. Independent living is about choosing what aspects of social, economic and political life people want to participate in.Independent living is about having control over your life, to have a family, to get a job, to participate socially and to realise your goals and dreams.“
Options, Rights, Empowerment, Independent.
BCIL is a not for profit company
For many disabled people, Independent Living can best be achieved by the employment of Personal Assistants.
Independent Living is not just about daily living. It is about self-determination, control, choice and the real freedom to make decisions Independent.
Blanchardstown CIL is part of a nationwide group of disability organisations of Ireland
Our Top Services
Connect Car
We transfer people with disabilities to appointments.
Home Support
We provide a home support to local people with disabilities.
Radio Show
We will be happy to see you, as guest in our show.
Community Garden
We would like to welcome you to our community garden.
CALL TO ACTION
Please give what you can and help people in need in your community.
Latest news
- Living Well with Arthritis: Support, Movement, and Self-Management – Tara Regan, Arthritis Ireland
Around 20% of people in Ireland live with arthritis, a figure expected to rise. In this week’s episode of Disability Matters, host John Comiskey speaks… Read more: <strong>Living Well with Arthritis: Support, Movement, and Self-Management – Tara Regan, Arthritis Ireland</strong> - Understanding Williams Syndrome: Community, Advocacy, and Looking to the Future
In this episode of Disability Matters, John Comiskey speaks with Dearbhail Mullan, Treasurer of Williams Syndrome Ireland, alongside her son Ciarán, about living with Williams… Read more: <strong>Understanding Williams Syndrome: Community, Advocacy, and Looking to the Future</strong> - Strengthening Patient Voices: Inside the HSE’s New Partnership Approach – Fiona O’Driscoll
In this week’s episode of Disability Matters, host John Comiskey sits down with Fiona O’Driscoll, Regional Patient and Service User Engagement Lead for the HSE… Read more: <strong>Strengthening Patient Voices: Inside the HSE’s New Partnership Approach – Fiona O’Driscoll</strong> - Dyspraxia Awareness: Moving Beyond Labels and Misconceptions – Sharon Lane
In this week’s episode of Disability Matters, host John Comiskey sits down with Sharon Lane, Chief Executive Officer of Dyspraxia Ireland, for an in-depth conversation… Read more: <strong>Dyspraxia Awareness: Moving Beyond Labels and Misconceptions – Sharon Lane</strong> - Supporting Ireland’s Polio Survivors: A Conversation with Emma Clarke Conway and Mick Keegan
In our latest Disability Matters episode, John Comiskey speaks with Emma Clarke Conway, Operations Manager at Polio Survivors Ireland, and Mick Keegan, who shares his personal journey from childhood polio to living with post-polio syndrome. This insightful conversation explores the history of polio in Ireland, the long-term challenges survivors face, and the vital supports offered by the organisation. A must-listen for anyone interested in health, disability rights, and community support.
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