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💚 Immigrant Counselling and Psychotherapy
📍Facilitate face to face and group therapy
🤝 Supporting the Irish community in the UK

19/02/2026

We’re delighted to announce that The Celtic Belles will be performing at icap’s International Women’s Day Lunch.

The Celtic Belles consist of Caroline Regan on concertina and Heather Doran on guitar and vocals. The duo perform a vibrant mix of Irish ballads, up-tempo trad tunes, country, pop, and folk.

We're delighted to share that the lunch is now completely sold out. We are looking forward to bringing together Irish women and supporters, from across many sectors, to celebrate our achievements and support a worthy cause like icap.

If you missed out, make sure you’re on our newsletter list to hear first about future icap events and priority announcements: www.icap.org.uk

11/02/2026

We are delighted to announce the MC for icap’s sold-out International Women’s Day Lunch is the fabulous Carmel Moore.

This year’s lunch is now completely sold out and will bring together Irish women from across sectors to connect, network and celebrate one another’s achievements. It is one of the biggest dates in the Irish community calendar, offering guests the chance to nurture client relationships, meet new collaborators and enjoy an afternoon of insight, humour and inspiration.

Carmel Moore is an Irish leadership consultant, based in London since the 1980s. She has spent three decades in senior finance and tax roles and now works with leaders and organisations navigating pressure, complexity and change.

Alongside her consulting work, Carmel has a fledgling stand-up comedy career, bringing humour and sharp observation to conversations about women, work, wellbeing and modern life.

If you want to be in the room next time, join our mailing list today so you hear about future events before they sell out: www.icap.org.uk

02/02/2026

On the 9th of October 2026, icap will host its 30th Anniversary Dinner at the Kimpton Fitzroy London. It will be an evening of celebration as we purposefully bring our Irish community together to mark this significant milestone for icap.

The Kimpton offers a beautiful setting with exceptional food, that will be complimented with live entertainment throughout the evening. With an elegant ballroom full of people from across the Irish community, this is the perfect event to entertain clients, socialise with your colleagues or simply enjoy an entertaining evening with friends.

Most importantly, every ticket purchased supports icap’s work providing culturally sensitive therapy for Irish people across the UK.

If you know you want to be in the room on the 9th of October, get in touch with icap (events@icap.org.uk) to register your interest for tickets or table.

27/01/2026

In this video, icap Hospitality Ambassador John Nugent talks about his journey with icap; from understanding the need for culturally sensitive therapy to actively championing our work in his own industry.

Ambassadors like John help us reach new audiences, host events that raise both funds and awareness, and keep mental health on the agenda across London’s Irish community.

If you recognise the importance of specialist support for Irish people in the UK and you have a network, venue or platform you would like to use for good, we would love to partner with you.

Learn more about becoming an icap ambassador and how your leadership can make a real difference. Visit our website for details or get in touch with the team: https://www.icap.org.uk/become-an-icap-ambassador/

25/01/2026

Wondering whether the icap International Women’s Day Lunch is the right event for you this year?

If you are an Irish woman living and working in the UK and you want meaningful connection, professional value and a way to mark International Women’s Day that feels real, the answer is likely yes.

On the 6th of March, you will join a room of women who share similar roots but bring very different experiences; across sectors, seniority levels and stages of life. In line with the “Give To Gain” theme, you will have the chance to support others, share your own journey and gain fresh ideas and contacts in return.

It is also an opportunity to support icap’s work with the Irish community, ensuring that culturally sensitive mental health support is available when it is needed most.

If this sounds like your kind of room, don’t sit it out. Grab your ticket and bring a friend or colleague: https://www.icap.org.uk/icaps-international-womens-day-lunch-2026/

22/01/2026

At icap’s International Women’s Day Lunch on the 6th of March, you will be part of a room where generosity and reciprocity are at the heart of every interaction. When you give your attention, your experience and your support to other women, you gain more than you give: conversation, confidence and community.

For Irish women living and working in the UK, this lunch is a rare chance to be surrounded by people who understand your story and background. It is a space to invest in yourself while supporting icap’s work providing culturally sensitive counselling and therapy for the Irish community.

Tickets are now available. Book your place and decide: what will you give to gain this International Women’s Day?

🔗 https://www.icap.org.uk/icaps-international-womens-day-lunch-2026/

21/01/2026

In this video, icap ambassador Jason Lavelle reflects on what it means to represent a charity that provides specialist counselling and therapy to Irish people living in the UK. He talks about the importance of speaking openly about mental health, and of standing alongside a service that understands the culture, history and experiences behind the conversation.

icap ambassadors play a key role in:
– Raising the profile of icap’s services
– Connecting icap with new supporters and partners
– Keeping mental health and Irish community wellbeing front and centre

Their support helps icap reach more than 200 people every week with therapy, groups and outreach.

If you would like to use your influence, network or lived experience to support Irish mental health, explore how to become an icap ambassador and join Jason in championing this vital work: https://www.icap.org.uk/become-an-icap-ambassador/

20/01/2026

Tickets are now on sale for icap’s International Women’s Day Lunch on the 6th of March at the Kimpton Fitzroy, London. This is the flagship event for Irish women living and working in the UK who want to connect, gain insights and meaningfully mark International Women’s Day.

You will be in a room full of ambitious, thoughtful women from across sectors, all there to share stories, open doors and support each other. In line with the 2026 theme, “Give To Gain,” the lunch is built around reciprocity: when we give our support, visibility and experience, we gain confidence, community and opportunities in return.

Whether you are entertaining clients, building your business or simply celebrating with friends, this is the event you will want to book.

Book your ticket today, give your support to icap’s vital mental health services, and gain a powerful afternoon of connection, insight and community: https://www.icap.org.uk/icaps-international-womens-day-lunch-2026/

14/01/2026

On the 6th of March at the Kimpton Fitzroy, we’re bringing together Irish women from across a variety of industries for an afternoon of celebration, conversation and community. This year, you can expect meaningful networking, inspiring voices and a chance to support icap’s culturally sensitive mental health services for our community.

This event matters to icap and to our community. Proceeds help fund culturally sensitive counselling and therapy for Irish people living in the UK. With demand rising, your support helps us say yes to more people who need a safe place to talk. Last year we delivered over 7,500 hours of therapy and support more than 200 individuals each week. Your ticket keeps that work going.

Event details:
• Date: Friday, 6th of March 2026
• Venue: Kimpton Fitzroy, London
• Format: Networking, lunch, guest speakers, and space to connect

Book your ticket or table now so more Irish people can access therapy when they need it most. If you cannot be there on the day, make a donation instead and still be part of the change.

Buy your tickets here: https://www.icap.org.uk/icaps-international-womens-day-lunch-2026/

12/01/2026

From the 5 Bridge Challenge to a sold-out An Irish Shindig at the Electric Ballroom, your dedication has supported culturally sensitive counselling for the Irish community across the UK. We gathered at the Irish Embassy for World Mental Health Day, raised a glass at Kris Kringle, and ran the Royal Parks Half to keep therapy accessible.

These moments fund real change, resulting in more sessions, shorter waits and stronger outcomes. Watch the reel, share it, and join us in the year ahead: volunteer, donate, or book our next event: www.icap.org.uk

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from icap.

Thank you to everyone who have supported us this year. From volunteers, donors, partners and ambassadors, your support helped us deliver culturally sensitive counselling and therapy to Irish people across the UK, week after week.

Learn more about our services or make a year-end donation to support Irish mental health in the UK: https://www.icap.org.uk/

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