John Brady

Implement No Child 2020 asks in Budget 2020

To secure additional annual statutory funding of €600,000 to open our care centre 50 weeks per year.

To make our elected representatives aware that access to medications is an issue for people living with multiple sclerosis.

To bring to TDs attention the opinions of 571 Uplift members surveyed on the establishment of an Electoral Commission

To improve service delivery at a local level and increase the number of people participating on these programmes

To further the stated policy aims of the ILCU. To seek reversal of proposed increases in the industry funding levy on credit unions

That social welfare supports are benchmarked to ensure rates of payment are adequate to enable an acceptable minimum standard of living.::Consensual Budget Standards research and the Minimum Essential Standard of Living data is used to inform considerations of benchmarking and…

Discussed how our key recommendations can be implemented.

Make hearing aids more affordable for people on low/middle incomes by increasing the hearing aid grant.

Cognisance of the issues and remedial action as required

To inform the Governement Pensions Roadmap, in the context of the implementation of IORPs II, specifically in relation to exemptions for small schemes

Improved policies to support community and voluntary sector organisations

To build an awareness among TD's and Senators about the work being undertaken by the community activation element of the Dementia: Understand Together campaign

That TDs would vote in favour of a motion calling on the Government to declare a climate & biodiversity emergency, and to accept and endorse the recommendations of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action

That TDs would vote in favour of a motion calling on the Government to declare a climate & biodiversity emergency, and to accept and endorse the recommendations of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action