15 November 2026
By Bryan McCarthy
bryan@TheCork.ie
South Munster Citizens Information Service is pleased to announce the publication of its
latest Annual Report, providing an overview of the organisation’s work, achievements and
impact in 2025.
South Munster Citizens Information
The report highlights the difference made through the organisation’s services and activities,
demonstrating its ongoing commitment to supporting individuals, families and communities
who rely on its work.
Throughout 2025, the organisation continued to deliver vital support, develop its services
and work in partnership with funders, supporters, volunteers and community organisations
to make a meaningful and lasting difference.
Among the key highlights featured in this year’s report are the 28,500 clients who came into
our offices in Cork and Kerry for assistance, the 420 talks we delivered to our community
groups and the regional celebrations of our 50th anniversary. These accomplishments reflect
the dedication of the staff and volunteers, and everyone involved who supports our mission.
Elaine Clifford, Regional Manager said:
“We are delighted to share our Annual Report, which provides an opportunity to reflect on
what has been achieved over the past year and recognise the many people who have
contributed to our work.
While we are proud of the progress we have made, we also recognise the continuing
challenges faced by the individuals and communities we support. Our achievements would
not be possible without the dedication of our staff and volunteers and the invaluable
support of our funders, Board, partners and wider community.
As we look ahead, we remain committed to building on this progress, strengthening our
services and ensuring that we continue to make a positive difference.”
The Annual Report also provides an insight into the charity’s financial position, governance,
strategic priorities and plans for the future, offering transparency and accountability to
supporters, stakeholders and the wider public.