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Our Vision
Irish Stammering Association is the voice of a community connected by stammering in an inclusive society that understands and accepts stammering.
Our Mission
Irish Stammering Association as the nationally recognised organisation for people affected by stammering is committed to
· building and developing the stammering community
· being the trusted source of reliable information
· raising awareness and influencing policy.
Our Vision, Mission and Values
Our Values
Non-judgemental
ISA fosters a spirit of respect and understanding of stammering amongst all the people we meet and work with.
Person-centred
ISA places the needs of the person affected by stammering at the centre of our work and delivers support to the community connected by stammering in a caring and positive manner.
Accountable
ISA is accountable to the community connected by stammering and conducts the business of the organisation in an effective, non-discriminatory, transparent and equitable manner.
Collaborative
ISA actively works with the community connected by stammering who are committed to furthering the understanding of stammering.
Empowerment
ISA believes in the empowerment of self-help groups at local level as a means of influencing the perceptions of Irish society towards stammering.
We are a charitable organisation providing information and support to people who stammer in Ireland. Stuttering, as it is also known, affects people of all ages and from all backgrounds. Parents, partners, friends and family can also be affected by stammering.
Please take some time to explore our site. Feel free to contact us if you would like further information on our activities or just for a chat.
Meet the Board
Contact us
Irish Stammering Association
Carmichael House
4-7 North Brunswick Street
Dublin 7, D07 RHA8
Phone: +353 [0] 85 169 4317
Email:
Annual Reports
As an organisation, ISA aims to be as transparent as possible with its members and the public. Please take a look at our Annual Reports, starting with 2019, if you are interested to know how we are getting on.