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Friday, June 30, 2017

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Monday, June 26, 2017

“WE ARE SERIOUS AS A DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITIES”

BY ALLEN MEAGHER

Read the full article in Issue 56 - Winter 2016/’17 of ‘Changing Ireland’!

Community groups and interests can work outside the formal structures or within those structures and in many cases they are obliged to do the latter. In practice, many do both:
“We are serious as a Department of Communities,” Minister Simon Coveney 
assured people attending a ‘National Forum’ meeting for ‘Our Communities’, held in
November, in the great hall at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. Answering the call,
community reps gathered to see about turning policy into practice that will work on the 
ground and deliver community-driven, bottom-up social inclusion.

NO ‘DARKNESS INTO LIGHT’ WITHOUT GOOD SYSTEMS


Read more in Issue 56 - Winter 2016/’17 of ‘Changing Ireland’!


NO ‘DARKNESS INTO LIGHT’ WITHOUT GOOD SYSTEMS, 
By Eamon Stack


   When an NGO grows, it needs to have systems in place to rates at appointments.

handle growth. Witness Pieta House’s ‘Darkness into Light’ walks which now see up to 120,000 people taking part annually.
   Pieta House has grown significantly since it was set up in 2006. It is a non-profit organisation providing a specialised treatment programme for people who have suicidal ideation or who participate in self- harming.
   Enclude has been involved with Pieta House since 2009 and has helped it to cope successfully with the growth.