Search Results for

Age Friendly Ireland is a registered training provider with Engineers Ireland. The Age Friendly Housing and Public Realm training is CPD approved by Engineers Ireland and the RIAI. Our training provides information on For more information, please check out our full training brochure.

Key Policy Developments Informed by programme experience, and in particular the lived experience of older people as surfaced through the ongoing city and county-based consultation processes, Age Friendly Ireland has been invited to develop a range of submissions for key policy documents both at national and local levels. Such submissions …

The Dublin Declaration on Age Friendly Cities and Communities Modelled on the Barcelona Declaration (1995) the Dublin Declaration on Age Friendly Cities and Communities in Europe (2013) was developed on a collaborative basis by the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Network of Age-friendly Cities, the Ageing Well Network, and the …

Age Friendly Ireland Shared Service Chief Officer Catherine McGuigan National Technical Programme Manager Declan Gaffney National Programme Manager Emer Coveney Communications and Operations Manager Sylvia McCarthy Research Manager Administration Team Rachel LeavyDavid WeldonCiara McManusAnna-Maria SzenasDarragh Stewart Regional Programme Manager – North Region Mairead Cranley Regional Programme Manager – Midlands Region …

Each Local Authority Age Friendly Programme is coordinated by the Age Friendly Programme Manager who plays a fundamental role in the implementation of the age friendly programme across Ireland. They work with their local Alliance to develop and implement an Age Friendly Strategy and Action Plans. The Programme Manager adopts …

There is an Age Friendly Housing Technical Advisor in every local authority providing specialist housing advice to members of the public and organisations. A key principle underpinning the Government housing policy is to support older people to live in their own home with dignity and independence for as long as …

National Manager Mark Harrington National Administrator Ashling Buchanan Administration Team Emma Hetherington Dublin & North East Region / South West Caroline Jordan Dublin & North East Region / South West Rebecca Foley Dublin & North East Region / South West Carrie Devine Fernandes Dublin & North East Region / South …

Older People’s Councils are representative groups of older people who work together and with key state and voluntary agencies to make Ireland a better place in which to grow old. The Programme for Government (2011-2016) committed to the establishment of Older People’s Councils by Local Authorities so that older people …

Age Friendly Alliance The Age Friendly Alliance is a high-level cross-sector group, often chaired by the local authority Chief Executive, whose member agencies form an overarching strategic partnership. Age Friendly Ireland actively promotes partnerships and collaborations. Age Friendly Programmes are run by effective city and county-based Alliances, involving senior decision-makers …

National Advisory Group The Age Friendly National Advisory Group provides governance, oversight, strategic direction and advice in relation to the overall programme achieving its goals and objectives. They provide guidance and advice where local implementation & best practices can influence national policy on a cross departmental basis and seek to …

Comhairle Chontae na MíTeach Buvinda, Bóthar Átha Cliath, An Uaimh,Contae na Mí, C15 Y291 Fón: 046-9032170/Fax: 046 –9097001R-phost: *protected email*Web: www.meath.ieUimhir Chláraithe: 0017277O Meath County CouncilBuvinda House, Dublin Road, Navan,Co. Meath, C15 Y291 Tel: 046-9032170/Fax: 046 – 9097001E-mail: *protected email*Web: www.meath.ieRegistration No.: 0017277O Data Protection Privacy Statement forAge Friendly Ireland …