Events
Doras Luimni Conference: Many Cultures, One Home
We would like to invite you to our one day conference, ‘Many Cultures, One Home - Integration and Inclusion’ to look back over the last 10 years to see how Ireland has changed, what has been achieved, what has been successful and what not so successful in the actions of society. This conference wants to imagine the future and what the next ten years hold. We hope that you can come along to this free event as it is only with the input of as broad a range of delegates as possible that we can really understand the thoughts of the communities in which we live.
Have We Bottled It? Alcohol Marketing and Young People conference
Following on from the success of last year’s ‘Keeping It In The Family – Children Affected by Parental Alcohol Problems’ seminar, Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues, is delighted to host our 2010 conference ‘Have We Bottled It? Alcohol Marketing and Young People’.
National College of Ireland’s Part-time Courses Open Evening
National College of Ireland’s Part-time Courses Open Evening: Tue 29th June, 17:00 - 18:30
Do you want to step up your career, develop new skills and knowledge, or build on an existing qualification? If so, then call into the Part-time Programmes Open Events at National College of Ireland on Tuesday 29th June, 5.00pm - 6.30pm in our IFSC campus (directions here).
Fingal Leader Partnership: Men's Group and Information Day
Men’s Group for Baldoyle Open Day
Baldoyle Forum (Main Street) on September 4th from 11am to 2pm.
A men’s group is being established in the Baldoyle Area. All are welcome at an Open Day to find out more about the project.
Social Justice Ireland - Conference on the Future of the Welfare State.
On September 21, Social Justice Ireland’s annual Social Policy Conference will address the Future of the Welfare State. This has been a topic of discussion and argument for more than 30 years on issues ranging from education to employment, from healthcare to social housing, from welfare rates to pensions to provision for people with disability. Some have claimed it cannot survive because the population is aging. Others have argued that globalisation will undermine it in due course. Recent economic upheavals and huge budget cutbacks in many countries have added to the questions faced by the welfare state. Is the welfare state really under threat? Has the era of the welfare state passed? Will people continue to support it? What are the major challenges faced by the welfare state at this time? Can the necessary funding be provided? If the welfare state is to survive how should it adjust to the changing economic situation? What are the implications of demographic developments? Can the nation state continue to be the basis for this kind of development model, this kind of social contract?
NUI Galway Volunteering Fair 2010: Book a Stand!
Wednesday 29th September 2010
Time: 1.00pm – 5.00pm
Venue: Bailey Allen Hall, Aras na Mac Léinn,
National University of Ireland, Galway
Multicultural Young People's Awards
MYPA-Award aims: To recognizes the hard work of young people whose dedication is making strides in integration and cultural awareness initiatives which benefits both newer and more established communities in Irish society, via active participation, planning, implementation, evaluation, & continuation etc
TARGET GROUP: are young people from 3rd year to 5th year in Secondary school, young people in youth clubs, Direct Provision. (Work from Sept 09/June ’10 will be accepted)
Discounted Insurance for Community, Voluntary and Charity Organisations
Insurance Savings up to 50% for Community, Voluntary and Charitable Organisations
JLT Ireland is delighted to announce that we can provide discounted comprehensive insurance to the community, voluntary and charitable sector through our specialist division of experts.
33rd Adult Education & Training Exhibition
The 33rd Adult Education & Training Exhibition takes place in
City Hall, Cork, next week from Tuesday September 7 - Thursday September 9.
Admission is free – and there are free workshops on Tuesday evening & Wednesday afternoon, and a debate with politicians on Thursday evening.
Community Supported Projects : Celebration Day Sep 10
On the 10th of September across Ireland Community Supported Projects (CSP’s) are inviting our friends, funders, clients & employees working within and/or using the services we provide in the Voluntary and Charitable sector to come together in a CELEBRATION of the work we do in your local community.