WCI Roscommon
WCI Roscommon - Roscommon Women's Network is a local community project and charity dedicated to supporting women and families throughout the county of Roscommon, especially the most marginalised. Our innovative, drop-in Resource Centre, Social Enterprise Charity Shop, Training Services, and Project Match Castlerea, address many individual and community needs.
We connect and engage women in our community experiencing disadvantage through the Resource Centre, outreach, and predevelopment work. We support the progression of women from engagement to active participation.
Meet the Team
Nora Fahy
Coordinator
Nora works as Coordinator for the WCI Roscommon project, and is responsible for the effective day-to-day running, management, and development of the Project.
Nora is also responsible for coordinating, facilitating, and supporting the work of WCI Roscommon.
Mary Thebe
Development Worker
Mary is the Development Worker with WCI Roscommon, helping Nora to develop programmes and courses for women in the local area.
Mary is responsible for networking with women in the local area, by facilitating and supporting women's engagement with the project.
Laura Bachvarova
Project Worker
Laura operates as WCI Roscommon's Project Worker, ensuring the day-to-day administration of the Roscommon office.
Laura also supports the project by engaging with grassroots women and promoting upcoming courses and programmes, as well as the general work of the project.
Want to get involved?
If you would like to get involved with any upcoming events or classes, please make sure to reach out to roscommon@womenscollective.ie or else by calling 094 962 1690.
You can also follow us on our social pages to keep up to date with any news regarding our Project and events!
Testimonials
“WCI Roscommon/RWN has provided the space for me to meet more people in the community and given me the opportunity and confidence to upskill with like-minded women. I'm delighted to have recently completed the QQI Level 6 Training Delivery & Evaluation course with their support and now I am qualified to tutor and pass on the knowledge I have gained to others, and also earn some extra money” - Emer Giblin.