Seán Crowe

To expedite the Programme for Government commitment to roll out free contraception to all women starting with women under 25 years

To achieve better conditions for student nurses and midwives

To build awareness of Oireachtas members on the lived experience of dyslexia and the need for: (1) accurate, timely identification and support which can be equitably accessed (2) a more developed continuum of support for students with dyslexia (3) mandatory training of all…

Information sharing on opportunities for Irish cancer care and policy

The incorporation of a range of measures within Budget 2022, including increase funding for Personal Assistance, increase core social welfare rates affecting people with MD and their carers; extend medical card eligibility for children aged 16 years and over who have MD;…

For Deputies to raise matters with the Minister via PQ::To provide Deputies with further information on the issues - specifically on new study around awareness of risk reduction measures amongst healthcare professionals, and the need to act on the study's findings

acknowledgment of the success of the county and highlight opportunities for further growth.

JRS Ireland hoped to inform policy and practice going forward in developing a more humane response to forced displacement, nationally and regionally.

We hoped to highlight patient concerns around the governance and implementation of the ehealth element of the Slaintecare reform programme, and to encourage members of the joint committee to keep monitoring these issues on behalf of patients.

We hoped to secure a commitment for greater investment in ehealth and cybersecurity solutions in the 2022 budget.

Meeting with Health Committee to discuss rare disease policy

In advance of the committee meeting on 3rd November, we contacted all local TD's in the Dublin South -West and Dublin Mid-West constituencies where our services operate, to ask for their support by attending this meeting and support our on-going efforts to make domestic violence…

Clarification on information gaps, and that the Oireachtas Health Committee put the free contraception scheme on its work programme

To raise awareness of antiviral treatments approved for use in COVID-19 patients and to seek introductions.

To highlight the need for greater modal shift towards walking and cycling::To promote the commencement of preparatory work on the DART+ Underground Project::To promote the protection of an alignment for an Orbital Luas project in Dublin