Written answers

Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Department of Environment, Community and Local Government

Community Development

9:00 pm

Photo of Pearse DohertyPearse Doherty (Donegal South West, Sinn Fein)
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Question 245: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government the work carried out by the Community Workers' Co-operative funded by him and other Departments since that organisation first received State funding; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16172/11]

Photo of Pearse DohertyPearse Doherty (Donegal South West, Sinn Fein)
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Question 246: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government the amount of non-governmental funding leveraged by the Community Workers' Co-operative in every year since 2000, broken down by year on the basis of the core funding provided by him and other relevant Departments; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16173/11]

Photo of Phil HoganPhil Hogan (Carlow-Kilkenny, Fine Gael)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 245 and 246 together.

The Community Workers Cooperative (CWC) is a company limited by guarantee. It is governed by its own Board of Directors, and my Department does not have details of all Governmental or Non-governmental funding received by the CWC over the years.

The Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs operated a Funding Scheme to support Anti-Poverty Networks from 2004-2007. The CWC received funding of €143,065 in 2004 and €37,555 in 2005. Under the new Funding Scheme to Support National Organisations in the Community and Voluntary Sector 2008-2010 which was also operated by that Department, the CWC received funding of €169,440. Funding under this Scheme was extended to end of June 2011 and CWC were awarded €20,476.80 for that six month period. All of this funding was a contribution towards the core cost of the organisation.

A new Funding Scheme was advertised by the Department of Community, Equality & Gaeltacht Affairs in December 2010 and this Scheme transferred to my Department in May 2011; the Community Workers' Co-operative were not awarded funding under the new Scheme.

Photo of Pearse DohertyPearse Doherty (Donegal South West, Sinn Fein)
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Question 251: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government the total available funding from the Government for the scheme to support national organisations in the community and voluntary sector in 2010; the organisations which the Government funded in 2010 and the amounts awarded to each group; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16178/11]

Photo of Phil HoganPhil Hogan (Carlow-Kilkenny, Fine Gael)
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In 2010 the Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs provided just in excess of €5m on the Scheme to Support National Organisations in the Community and Voluntary Sector. This funding was a contribution towards the core costs of organisations.

The table below details the 2010 payees.

National OrganisationTotal paid in 2010
Accord Catholic Marriage Care Service€40,608.00
Active Retirement Ireland€80,352.00
Age Action Ireland Ltd.€45,792.00
AkiDwA (Akina Dada wa Africa - The African Women's Network (Ireland)€45,792.00
Arthritis Ireland€80,352.00
Barnardos€51,840.00
Breaking Through Ltd.€63,072.00
BRI - The Acquired Brain Injury Association€80,352.00
Business in the Community€68,688.00
Camphill Communities of Ireland Ltd€39,011.00
Care Alliance Ireland€80,352.00
Caring for Carers Ireland€80,352.00
Carmichael Centre€60,480.00
Cheshire Ireland€80,352.00
Children in Hospital Ireland€114,912.00
Children's Rights Alliance€160,704.00
Community Workers' Co-operative€51,840.00
Disability Federation of Ireland€45,792.00
Dyslexia Association of Ireland€80,352.00
European Anti-Poverty Network Ireland€114,912.00
Free Legal Advice Centres (FLAC)€137,376.00
Huntington's Disease Association of Ireland€21,600.00
IASE (Irish Association of Supported Employment)€126,144.00
Inclusion Ireland - National Association for People with an Intellectual Disability€45,792.00
Irish Autism Action€114,912.00
Irish Chronic Pain Association€34,560.00
Irish Council for Social Housing€45,792.00
Irish Countrywomen's Association€91,584.00
Irish Deaf Society€91,584.00
Irish Mountain Rescue Association (IMRA)€64,800.00
Irish National Council of AD/HD Support Groups (INCADDS)€45,792.00
Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed€171,936.00
Irish Rural Link€177,120.00
Irish Senior Citizens Parliament€86,400.00
Irish Stammering Association€45,792.00
Irish Traveller Movement€132,192.00
Medical Research Charities Group€45,792.00
Migraine Association of Ireland€45,792.00
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (MRCI)€63,072.00
MOVE (Men overcoming Violence)Ireland Ltd€45,792.00
Muintir na Tíre€164,000.00
Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland€51,840.00
National Association of Building Co-operatives Society Ltd. (NABCo)€45,792.00
National Association of Traveller Centres€45,792.00
National Collective of Community based Women's Networks€45,792.00
National Federation of Voluntary Bodies Providing Services to People with Intellectual Disability€45,792.00
National Traveller Women's Forum€45,792.00
National Voluntary Drug Sector€34,560.00
National Women's Council of Ireland€60,480.00
Neurological Alliance of Ireland€63,072.00
New Communities Partnership€97,632.00
One Family€96,768.00
OPEN (One Parent Exchange Network)€160,704.00
Post Polio Support Group€45,792.00
Rape Crisis Network Ireland€91,584.00
Simon Communities of Ireland€171,936.00
Special Olympics Ireland Ltd€91,584.00
Suas Educational Development€45,792.00
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland€91,584.00
The National Network of Women's Refuges and Support Services (NNRWSS)€91,584.00
The Older Women's Network (OWN Ireland)€129,600.00
Unmarried and Separated Fathers of Ireland€45,792.00
The Wheel€120,960.00
Voluntary Drug Treatment Network€23,400.00
Total Amount€5,007,355.00

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