The network for Community and Voluntary, Social Inclusion and Environmental groups in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown

DLR PPN Training Schedule 2022
Please note: Once you have registered the Zoom course link will be sent by email 2 days in advance, if you do not receive the link please check your Spam folder. If you have any queries or questions email: enquiries@dlrppn.ie

Vision For Community Wellbeing Statement DLR PPN
Here you will find the Draft Vision statement which will be brought to the Plenary in June 2022.

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Read news from our members and information on consultations,, funding and more.

Information and resources for those providing assistance to Ukrainian refugees in DLR
This information may be useful to those providing assistance or working with Ukrainian refugees in Dun Laoghaire Rathdown.

DLR PPN Representives
Thank you to all our member organisations who nominated representatives to participate and represent the DLR PPN on the many boards and committees involved in policy making in Dun Laoghaire- Rathdown.

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Become a DLR PPN member!
All volunteer led, not-for-profit community groups active within Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown are encouraged to become members of the PPN.
Latest news
- Water events for Heritage Week (13-21 August) and Water Heritage Day, Sunday 21 August 15th August 2022
- Minister Humphreys publishes 2021 Annual Report from Department of Rural and Community Development 15th August 2022
- Minister Butler Advises Older People to Mind Their Health During Hot Weather 11th August 2022
- Condition Orange – High Fire Risk 11th August 2022
- Hot Weather-Water Safety Advice 10th August 2022
- Champion Changemakers Weekend -September 23rd 2022 10th August 2022
- Statement from the interim Chief Medical Officer on hot weather health risks 10th August 2022
- Call for Application- Reach Fund 2022 10th August 2022
- Minister Ryan launches Call for Expert Evidence 2022 10th August 2022
Community Connection Podcast
July 2022: The dlr First Frames Scheme which supports emerging filmmakers looking to develop ambitious and creative short films based in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown will continue for 20200/23. The County Council works closely with the Institute of Art, Design & Technology’s (IADT) National Film School on this programme. Stop Food Waste, managed by the Environmental Protection Agency, is the national campaign to reduce household food waste in Ireland. As part of the campaign, they run awareness-raising initiatives to share easy tips and resources on how we can make the most of our food, keep it fresher for longer and avoid food waste. The Discussion Group has been run by Dominic Colbert since 2012. With the simple intention of letting conversations flow, the group is an effort to build community and let people do what they do best – talk!