📷 Research Participants Wanted! 📷
A UCC study is exploring the reasons why people who considered becoming a foster carer didn’t proceed.
If you or someone you know fits the criteria, please participate or share. https://t.co/31vd3r8brF
#FosterCare#ResearchStudy#Ireland
Join in the conversation and make a difference! Are you a woman with a disability in Ireland? Your healthcare experiences can help shape a more accessible and inclusive healthcare system. Register now: https://t.co/Geb9zflBTx 📅 Don't miss out this April 2025! ♿ #WomensHealth
Pay parity for #Section39 workers must happen to ensure the continuation of vital services.
Unions representing disability workers called to talks https://t.co/emKL7qW7j4 via @rte
Many thanks to the @irishexaminer for their piece on our 'Understanding Carer Harm' study and for highlighting the significant challenges facing our Family Carers @UCDSocialPWJ@CarersIreland
https://t.co/6Bd6qn82Z8
NCSE is looking to support parents of children who require a special class or special school placement for 2025/26. If you are not already in touch with your local SENO, please contact us for support. Full details are available at https://t.co/lgilxKSeqP
📢 Have your say!
@NDAIreland is carrying out a survey on developing a register of public sector websites and mobile apps for accessibility monitoring in 2025.
The NDA is the National Monitoring Body in Ireland for the EU Web Accessibility Directive.
https://t.co/NtoxOs38ic
Help us get Joan Carthy elected to the Seanad.
We're part of a collation of 10 organisations, representing people across the community sector supporting Joan.
For more on Joan's campaign & how you can help: https://t.co/9c1KDKKW74
“The fact we don’t get recognised, we don’t get the proper supports means as a carer we get nothing... No-one looks after us, it’s only through other people (in the same situation) or you falling on your knees you get supports.” https://t.co/sKTGfWAMOO
🚀We launched our 'Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015 Train the Trainer Guide and Resources' today.
This was created with the help of people with an intellectual disability to make information about their rights easier to understand.
@DSS_Ireland
Today, we published a landmark study on access to justice for disabled people in Ireland.
Access to justice is a fundamental right, but disabled people face many barriers to accessing justice, and sometimes they are denied justice altogether.
Have your say!
We are currently in the process of developing a new strategy to guide us through the coming years, and your voice is key to ensuring we create an impactful and sustainable roadmap for success.
The survey closes tomorrow, December 5th.
https://t.co/X3shSNVokG
Remember government leaders over the weekend saying they support disability workers & others like them?
Today at talks on pay equality, government reps said they had NO MANDATE to address the issue.
@MichealMartinTD & @SimonHarrisTD - give them the mandate them. Immediately.
"As we get older, our biggest concern is what happens to the girls when we are gone or else we are no longer able to keep caring for them." Damien Douglas, who alongside his wife cares for their twin daughters, wants the next govt to prioritise future planning & respite. 🗳️#GE24
This is Ailis. Her mum Ann is the founder of Changing Places Ireland. Ailis enjoys shopping in Dundrum & can as they have a changing places. Since the building regs have changed we’ve seen 5 new changing places registered. Is there one near you? #FindAChangingPlace#WeAllGottaGo
The World Health Organization (WHO) is assessing assistive technology in Ireland. They want to hear from AT users, families, and supporters. Pick one session; 19th Nov 10am, 21st at 4pm, 5 Dec 7pm, 9 Dec 12pm Sign up https://t.co/amqmm823bY
@FreedomTech_IRL@DisabilityFed
Tomorrow is World Toilet Day 🚾 You’d think in a developed country like Ireland that we could go anywhere & there would be a suitable toilet but that is not the case. Many people with disabilities cannot enjoy all that Ireland has to offer due to the lack of changing places. ♿️