The year 2019 saw Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Public Participation Network continue to grow both in terms of the number of members, as well as from the point of view of allowing and empowering groups to access training, develop infrastructure and benefit
Public Participation Network 2019 Annual Report
Minister O’Brien launches Public Participation Network 2019 Annual Report Report shows 15,600 voluntary groups registered with the Public Participation Network in 2019 The Minister of State with responsibility for Community Development and Charities, Mr. Joe O’Brien TD, (19th November 2020)
Save Energy At Home & In Your Community
Save Energy At Home & In Your Community Thursday, December 10th (6:30pm-8pm); SAVE ENERGY AT HOME AND IN YOUR COMMUNITY Are you interested in learning how to save energy this Winter, especially when working from home? Would you like to know more
Proposed Development of a Boxing Hall at rear of Mounttown Community Facility
Public Consultation Closes 22 December 2020 The proposed development comprises the construction of a single story boxing hall in the existing car park to the rear of the Mounttown Community Centre. The design approach is to place the taller boxing
Review to Renew, the public consultation element of the National Development Plan
The Department of Public Expenditure and Reform invites submissions to Review to Renew, the public consultation element of the National Development Plan. This consultation offers all people in Ireland – expert stakeholders and users of infrastructure – the opportunity to
ZOOM Training
We are delighted to annonce that we have organised a free Zoom training session for all our member groups. The session is free, and more than one member from the same organisation can attend. This session can help you plan
Singing groups are critical to communities. – Ageing Voices – Lunchtime Panel Discussions
Singing groups are critical to communities. Sing Ireland, the national singing development agency and Creative Aging International, are developing Ageing Voices to encourage singing for health and well-being amongst adults, whether they live in the community or in care. Singing is fun, therapeutic,
‘Keep Well’ Campaign
The “Keep Well” campaign is aimed at showing people of all ages how we can mind our own physical and mental health and wellbeing by adding healthy and helpful habits to our daily and weekly routines. It will provide
Seniors Alert Scheme (SAS)
The Seniors Alert Scheme (SAS) has been established to encourage community support for vulnerable older people in our communities. It provides funding for a personal monitored alarm, connected to a contact centre to enable older persons of 65 or older
Updated Community Call Helpline Details
dlr Community Call helpline (Monday-Friday 9am-5pm) is up and running and they have received a significant number of calls from elderly, cocooning and vulnerable citiziens. Do you, or somebody that you know need assistance? The phonelines are manned by dlr Community staff.