Micheál Martin

Attendance at an event presenting the Medicines for Ireland Manifesto 2019

Raise awareness of the Green Ribbon Campaign::Inviting Oireachtas members to attend 'Let's Talk and Walk' events which are taking place at various locations around the country.::To get people openly talking about mental health and to remove the stigma surrounding these issues.

To highlight AbbVie's position on these issues

Increase in awareness and funding for immunisation in Ireland

To provide additional Bed capacity

Increase HSE funding to ensure viability of service.

Better management of diabetes by people living with the condition in each specific area, more resources for diabetes services and access to new Flash Glucose Monitoring for all people with Type 1 diabetes.

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.

Address care needs of our ageing population in the upcoming budget.::Provide additional funding for the Nursing Home Support Scheme to keep the Fair Deal scheme waiting list at approximately four weeks.

Build support for campaign, in collabortion with mental health charities, to help the public better understand the nature of mental illness and increase education about supports that are available

To ensure Leader of the Opposition briefed on IPHA approach to new supply agreement and current policy provisions

Restoration of Pay and pay increments to staff

To discuss increased funding for St. Christopher's Services::To discuss funding requirements for St. Christopher's Services

Making them aware of conference and encouraging them to attend to learn more about epilepsy, and get a chance to meet their constituents, parents and those living with epilepsy.