What we need YOU TO DO for people with intellectual disabilities and autism during this election campaign?
Key messages for making decisions in the Budget 2025 process
Connecting you to the latest news & events at Cheeverstown
Connecting you to the latest news and events at Cheeverstown Services
The National Federation’s Budget Campaign messages have been developed to place the priorities of our member organisations in supporting people with intellectual disabilities and autism, firmly on the 2024 Budget agenda.
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Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015
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This information share tells you about Cheeverstown’s progress in moving towards full community integration in line with national policy that people with disabilities should be supported to move from congregated settings
THE Cheeverstown Self-Advocacy Committee met with Minister for Disabilities, Anne Rabbitte, in County Hall, Tallaght, on Tuesday afternoon.
Promote, protect and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities, and to promote respect for their inherent dignity.
To support full inclusion in all educational,employment, consumer, recreational and domestic activities that are typical in everyday society.
Placing the service user at the centre of our supports, services and decision making.
Partner with people who use our services, their families, funders, government agencies, housing agencies, local community members and local authorities.
