David Cullinane

Engagement with political parties to advance the needs and matters of importance of the community, voluntary, and social enterprise sector in Government debate.

Continuation/expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental ill health put in place during the pandemic, as well as an extension of genderbased services and increases in budget funding

To promote support within government for provision of enhanced policy supports and related funding for charities

To raise awareness of the work of the community and voluntary sector, current challenges facing it, and the solutions needed.

Continuation or expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness or addiction put in place during the pandemic lockdown period, as well as extensin of gender-based services and increases in Budget funding

To promote support within government for provision of enhanced funding and policy supports for charities

Continuation or expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness or addiction put in place during the pandemic lockdown period, as well as extension of gender-based services and increases in Budget funding

To inform members of the steps being taken through the Show Me ID - Be Age OK responsible retailing programme to ensure that retail staff are trained and equipped to prevent the sale of age restricted products to under 18s.

Continuation or expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness, addiction & mental ill-health, put in place during the pandemic lockdown period as well as an extension of gender-based services and increases in budget funding

Continuation or expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness, addiction & mental ill-health, put in place during the pandemic lockdown period as well as an extension of gender-based services and increases in budget funding

Continuation or expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness or addiction put in place during the pandemic lockdown period, as well as extension of gender-based services and increases in Budget funding

Continuation/expansion of services for those experiencing homelessness and/or addiction put in place during the pandemic lockdown period, as well as an extension of gender-based services and increases in budget funding

To inform and significantly improve the experience of death, dying and bereavement in Ireland post COVID-19::To encourage national dialogue around dying death and bereavement

To draw to their attention the negative impact of commissioning on social inclusion work

Improved policies to support community and voluntary sector organisations