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February News 2013
February News 2013
Anna Liffey Drugs Project is providing a workshop by Mat Southwell on responding to emerging trends. This will be held on Thursday 28th February between 2.30pm and 5pm at Ozanam House, Mountjoy Square.
The aim of the workshop is to get services together which run client services in the local area, to develop a model for responding to emerging trends on a local basis.
For more information this workshop, please click here.
Also, we wish to have as much service user participation as possible, so ideally we would have 2 people attend from each service - one service user and one staff member.
Please click here to view a profile of Mat, in case people are unfamiliar with his work.
You can book by emailing Nicola Corrigan at nicola.corrigan@aldp.ie
Please find attached here an information leaflet regarding the training day on ‘Women and Addiction’ called
‘It’s different for Women’.
This day is being provided by SAOL Project, NICDTF and CityWide with the help of inputs from Rialto community Drug Team, Probation Service, Ballymun Star, the Chrysalis Project and Gateway.
The event is free and taking place on 6th March in St. Andrew’s Resource Centre, Pearse St. Dublin 2 from 10am to 3.30pm.
Full details can be found at www.saolproject.ie or by contacting Joanne/Rachel at 018553391
LYCS Development Education Programme with our friends in the IDEA Community Sector Working Group are holding a workshop during the Aontas Adult Learners Festival that you and your groups may be interested in coming along to
Capoeira: A Celebration of Creative Resistance!
Tuesday 26th February 10am – 12noon
Irish Aid Volunteering Centre
27-31 Upper O'Connell St
Capoeira is a dance and martial art, invented by Afro –Brazillian slaves in the 16th century and now practiced all over the world as a celebration of freedom and creative resistance
At the workshop participants will learn about the history and meaning of Capoeira, watch dancers in action, learn some basic movements.
Please give me a shout if you’re interested in coming along
Thanks and best wishes
Helena Mc Neill
Development Education Worker
Lourdes Youth and Community Services
Lower Sean Mc Dermott St, Dublin 1
Ph: 01 8230860
Email: deved@lycs.ie
Web: www.lycs.ie
ICON
would like to invite you to a Public Meeting in
The Teachers Club, Parnell Square
On Thursday 7th February at 7.30pm
followed by a social evening from 9pm
celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the organisation
RSVP: Carina at ICON ph. 8366890
National Family Support Network, 16 Talbot Street, Dublin 1
Ph: 01-836 5168 / Fax: 01-874 7156 / E-mail: info@fsn.ie / www.fsn.ie
Invitation to the 14th Annual Service of Commemoration & Hope
In Rememberance of those who have Died
from Substance Misuse and Related Causes Friday 1st February 2013
Service Begins at 7.30pm
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Sean McDermott Street, Dublin 1
The Ireland Fund small grants which opened today and runs until 28th March prioritising applications from organisations for assistance in the following areas:
Investing in Ireland’s Communities
Assisting Disadvantaged Youth
Promoting Philanthropy in Ireland
Assisting the Elderly or Forgotten Irish
Providing Access to Education
For guidelines and link to application form etc. please click here
After twelve years, The Community Foundation for Ireland has undertaken a review of its grantmaking from its own funds and has developed a new Grants Strategy, ‘Caring Communities’.
Caring Communities is our two year strategy for 2013 and 2014 and grants are targeted at very specific areas.
Detailed outcomes will be sought from these grants and importantly grantees will be expected to participate in a Learning Network.
Caring Communities Round 1 is now OPEN.
Categories: (1) Caring & Older People (2) Migrants (3) Mental Health & Stigma
Timeline
•Closing Date for applications 29 March 2013
•Grants will be made by Early May 2013
•Work should begin Mid May 2013
•Outcome Reports due End September 2013
•Network and Learning event Late October 2013
For more information please click here
St. Stephens Green Trusts Grants Schemes now open for applications
The St Stephens Green Trust has two open grant schemes: General Grant Scheme and the Darndale Belcamp Grant Scheme. The Trust has one grants meeting in 2013 and the deadline for receipt of applications for both schemes is Thursday, 28 February, 2013.
For more information click here
Baxter International Foundation Grants
The Baxter International Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Baxter Worldwide and like Baxter, the foundation supports the development of more accessible and affordable healthcare. Baxter is a US-based company that produces products for use in medicine, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, particularly in the areas of haemophilia, cancer, immune disorders and kidney disease.
Focusing on the grant priorities (access, quality and cost-effectiveness of healthcare) the foundation makes grants in and near communities throughout the world where significant numbers of Baxter employees live and work.
The foundation also runs a number of programs that support Baxter employees in their personal philanthropic efforts. In each of these efforts, the foundations fundamental purpose is to make a positive and lasting impact on healthcare and the health of communities around the world.
In recent times the Foundation has particularly supported work to promote health education in children, provide mental health services to low income youth, increase clinical services for women who are homeless or experience domestic violence, and improve healthcare for children and older people.
How to Apply
Visit the Baxter website for more information.
It is advisable that you contact Baxter by email first for further guidance: fdninfo@baxter.com
Please note that Baxter fund only in communities where we have Baxter facilities and a significant number of employees. Read about Baxter in Ireland here: http://www.baxterhealthcare.ie
For more information please click here
Social Entrepeneurs Ireland - Awards Programme 2013
This awards programme seeks applications from individuals who are developing new, big ideas to address the social and environmental challenges we face in Ireland today.
to visit their website for more information please click here
Community Foundation for Ireland - Community Growers Fund
The Community Growers Fund established at The Community Foundation assists unemployed people by getting them involved in the development of community allotments or gardens in Dublin city and county
For more information click here
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