People in deprived areas four times more likely to have poor health
New research released by Pobal today has found that people living in areas of deprivation are significantly more likely to report poor health or disability.
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Author’s experience in Kosovo might help save people from “black holes of human rights protection, holes of oblivion”
Professor Siobhan Mullally is the UN Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children and she also supervised Andrew Forde when he was studying for his PhD. She spoke at the launch of his book.
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Calls for legal reform to help people find jobs after prison
90% of employers are willing to hire former prisoners, but they say more guidance is needed
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“It’s crazy burning buildings – we’d take another 100 or more people” – John McCafferty
John McCafferty says that Árainn Mhór island in Co. Donegal would welcome another 100 or more people fleeing war and strife. He objects as an Irish person, proud of our history, to arson as a form of protest and does not understand why anyone would engage in such acts.
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Training in a flat lets people with intellectual disability make sense of money
Angela Shafer, community education coordinator from Northside Partnership in Dublin, wants to alert community workers to work being done in their area through SICAP that may be of help to people in other counties. Specifically, an initiative promoting financial inclusion among people with intellectual disabilities.
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