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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Submission seeking the inclusion of a range of public policies and programmes in the incoming Government's Programme for Government in respect of addressing homelessness, domestic and gender based violence and older people living in the their homes in the community.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Seeking the introduction of policy initiatives focused bring forwards specific solutions for vulnerable cohorts in homelessness; independent appeals system for homeless and social housing supports applications and seeking opportunity for the Irish Homeless Policy group, a coalition of NGO's to engagement with the new Oireachtas Housing Committee
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Seeking a change in policy, prevention and data collection in regard to youth homelessness, for an increased understanding of the extent of youth homelessness across 18 local authorities.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Budget 2026, calling for targeted, adequately resourced, and structurally transformative policies to address pressing social challenges including in the areas of housing, homelessness including youth homelessness, women and children subjected to domestic abuse, older people, poverty eradication, and supports to the Community and Voluntary Sector.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Community] Submission as part of the consultation process by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht on the development of a successor to Sustainable, Inclusive and Empowered Communities 2019-2024, the Government's five year strategy for the Community and Voluntary Sector.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Seeking the balance of the capital cost for the development of COPE Galway's Modh Eile House Domestic Abuse refuge at 47 Forster Street, Galway. tment of it own finds i in Modh Eile House.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Budget 2026, calling for targeted, adequately resourced, and structurally transformative policies to address pressing social challenges including in the areas of housing, homelessness including youth homelessness, women and children subjected to domestic abuse, older people, poverty eradication, and supports to the Community and Voluntary Sector.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Community] Priorities for Ireland's Presidency of the EU Council in 2026
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Housing and homelessness with a view to inclusion of the voice of those using homeless services in respect of the EU's Affordable Housing Plan and the up-coming EU's Anti-Poverty Strategy. Shortage of affordable rental accommodation, Short-term lets issue, High number of Traveller families with children in homelessness, children in homelessness, increase in rough sleeping and domestic violence as a cause of homelessness
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Launch of ‘Telling It Like It Is 3: Experiences of Older People at End-of-Life 2025 by Alliance of Age Sector NGOs, using the National End of Life Survey to highlight priorities: communication, access to key people/help, community care and bereavement support.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] With 1200 men seeking International Protection having been denied basic accommodation and sleeping on the streets of Dublin City Centre since January 2024. The Taoiseach is asked on behalf of the state to fulfil our legal obligations to provide for the basic needs of these international protection applicants, including the provision of shelter, food and access to basic hygiene facilities.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Health] ale of Alcohol Bill - making an urgent call for the government to fully assess the implications of increased alcohol availability in light of a comprehensive body of evidence that extending alcohol availability and trading hours increases the burden on public services including ambulance, Emergency Depts and Gardai, crime, domestic violence, sexual violence and road deaths.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Male refugees from countries other than Ukraine are being forced into street homelessness due to a direct decision by a department of the state. The accommodation response taken towards this group of individuals has been unfairly decided based on nationality and gender.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Budget 2025, seeking budgetary provision be made for a range of measures including additional social housing and housing options for older people, homeless families and youth homelessness. Measures to address domestic abuse. The introduction of a statutory Homecare scheme and increased homecare hours for older people. Measures to address and alleviate poverty. Supports for the Community and Voluntary sector including full cost recovery for delivery of essential services.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Request for additional financial support for the work of COPE Galway in supporting older people to continue to live independently in their own homes in the community and to continue to positively impact on the their lives.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Paid Domestic Violence leave; asking that in the drafting ministerial regulations to prescribe the daily rate of Domestic Violence Leave pay, as per S13AA (6) of the Parental Leave Act as amended the Minister include provision for domestic Violence Leave should to be paid in full at 100% of the person’s normal rate of pay
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COPE Galway CLG
[Budgetary matters] Support for Irish charities, community and voluntary groups and social enterprises in the upcoming Budget for 2024; in particular those relating to issues of pay parity, funding adjustments, and multi-annual funding agreements. Charities must also be empowered to seek philanthropic support through a strong incentivisation of fundraising and giving
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COPE Galway CLG
[Budgetary matters] Making recommendations COPE Galway are asking be included in Budget 2024.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Health] Support for the COPE Galway Mealth4Health Social Enterprise and general funding support
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Seeking funding towards the balance of the capital building and associated costs incurred by COPE Galway for the development of the organisations Domestic Abuse services facilities at Modh Eile House in Galway City and for which the organisation is carrying a debt since 2020.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Health] Call on Government to immediately set a firm date for a Citizens’ Assembly on drugs in 2022
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Seeking payment of COVID-19 bonus under the Covid Recognition Payment Scheme to workers in homeless services
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Making recommendations COPE Galway are asking be included in Budget 2023.
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Seeking support for Irish charities, community and voluntary groups and social enterprises in the upcoming Budget for 2023 who need comprehensive supports and resources to continue their essential work
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Seeking payment of COVID-19 bonus under the Covid Recognition Payment Scheme to workers in COPE Galway Older Peoples Services
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] Supporting the Budget 2023 Submission of The Wheel seeking a range of measures relating to the adequate funding and resourcing of the wider community and voluntary sector
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Seeking the convening of a National Homelessness Action Committee and a pause of notices of termination of tenancies
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COPE Galway CLG
[Housing] Made recommendations regarding actions Government could take during the winter eviction ban
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COPE Galway CLG
[Finance] To highlight the risk to the sustainability of essential services provided by COPE Galway and to set out the funding required from the HSE, to safeguard the continued provision of homeless services, and services for older people. COPE Galway has delivered on our commitment to keep those most vulnerable safe and supported, and we now require HSE support to secure the ongoing sustainability of our services and to mitigate against the very real risks associated with inadequate funding l
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COPE Galway CLG
[Justice and Equality] A review of civil legal aid; seeking a commitment that the upcoming review of the civil legal aid system is comprehensive, meaningful, transparent, inclusive and participatory, incorporating the voices of citizens and stakeholders.
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