At the Plenary meeting on the 3rd of April 2019 DLR PPN launched its new ‘Plain English’ Information booklet. The booklet tells the reader about DLR PPN, explains the benefits of joining and explains how member groups can be involved with
Touchstone is a new short course which aims to develop the skills and knowledge of people who wish to play a part in helping to make their communities more age friendly. People attending the free course will develop new skills,
Street Feast is taking place on Sunday 5th May which is one month earlier than usual. This is to coincide with a new initiative, The Department of Rural & Community Development have announced that they are creating a new National Community Weekend,
Southside Partnership DLR CLG, in association with the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Public Participation Network (DLR PPN), is currently recruiting for the following position: Support Worker, Public Participation Network This is a part-time post, 28 hours a week, based in
The DLR PPN Secretariat (steering group) has vacancies for two new members, one representative of the Social Inclusion Pillar and one representative of the Environmental Pillar. Secretariat members provide vision, strategy and leadership for the PPN through a democratic, collaborative
Is college an option for you? Come and find out about options and supports available to help you access college. UCD and IADT, supported by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, are hosting a free information session on options and supports
Start an active and healthy 2019 with a FREE public walk on the 12 th January as part of Operation Transformation! If you are looking for something to get you on the road to a healthy and active 2019, Dún
DLR PPN held its Autumn Plenary meeting on Wednesday November 7th in the Assembly room, County Hall, Dun Laoghaire. 61 people attended. Agenda Community Supports Showcase A Community Supports Showcase was held before the meeting, with information stands from
The National PPN Conference, organised by Westmeath PPN, Westmeath County Council and the Department of Rural and Community Development took place on the 11th & 12th of October 2018. During the conference four case studies of good practice from other Public
Patagonia funds only environmental work. They are most interested in making grants to organizations that identify and work on the root causes of problems and that approach issues with a commitment to long-term change. They support small, grassroots, activist organisations
