Lobbying return by Foróige, National Youth Development Organisation
Children and Youth AffairsA focus on the importance of increased funding for youth work
Politician · Senator · 27th Seanad
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A focus on the importance of increased funding for youth work
Build relationships with local TD's
4 asks on rejuvenation of youth clubs, counselling services for young people, improved spaces and premises, votes at 16
Highlight inadequacies and suggest change; highlight a potentially serious health and safety incident
Published name "Down Syndrome Ireland" equals CRO name "DOWN SYNDROME IRELAND" (CRO 131012) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Create awareness of the in adequate funding allocated to Youth Sector by DCEDIY in Budget 2023.
Lead on improvements to children’s environments today, by reducing waste, air and water pollution and ensuring greater investment in high-quality housing and public transport.::Improve environments for the most vulnerable children, by prioritising investments designed to…
Published name "UNICEF Ireland" equals CRO name "UNICEF IRELAND" (CRO 371124) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Enhanced support for Youth Services, Better support for Camhs, Implementation of the NCCA Review of RSE
To discuss ISSU's views on Vote at 16
Increased funding at a local and national level for Scouting Ireland and all its membership so as to ensure the existence of Scouting across all constituencies.
Additional funding of €32,314 to Kilkenny Rural UBU Project
Increased funding for Youth Work Nationally and increased funding for Rural UBU Scheme Kilkenny to ensure that existing youth services can continue in Castlecomer.
That the DCYA would be retained/enhanced with a full cabinet Minister.
To support the Youth Sectors position that the DCYA should remain a seperate department