Posted: Wednesday, 28th January 2015
Inclusion Ireland is currently working on a Changing Places Ireland campaign that aims to introduce fully accessible toilets to public places such as shopping centres, libraries and sporting arenas around Ireland. Please click here to see why Changing Places facilities are so important.
Posted: Tuesday, 27th January 2015
Resource teaching hours are allocated to schools in two ways - an allocation is given to a pupil with a diagnosis that is listed in Circular 02/05 or a school is allocated resources under the general allocation model (GAM).
Posted: Friday, 23rd January 2015
The contact details for Confidential Recipient Leigh Gath are now available. Ms Gath will take complaints about disability services from whistleblowers following revelations relating to the Aras Attracta care home in Swinford, Co Mayo and similar facilities.
Posted: Monday, 5th January 2015
Pathways to Possibilities is an exciting training course run by parents for parents alongside professsionals as allies. Parents and staff will work together on the course. The course is structured in collaborative workshops with practical outcomes. The course takes six days, over one month. Inclusion Ireland is hosting this popular course in Limerick on January 19th, 20th, 21st and February 4th, 5th, 12th.
Posted: Sunday, 21st December 2014
Inclusion Ireland has launched a new dedicated webpage called Self-Advocacy Resource Unit which will provide news, information and materials to self-advocacy groups around Ireland. To view the new section please click here.
Posted: Thursday, 18th December 2014
Inclusion Ireland has welcomed the newly appointed confidential recipient who will take complaints about disability services from whistleblowers following revelations relating to Aras Attracta care home in Swinford, Co Mayo and similar facilities.
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