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This Council is opposed to the policy of requiring those in need of emergency accommodation to self-accommodate. We call on the Chief Executive to raise this matter with the Dublin Homeless Executive and the Minister for Housing and to introduce a policy whereby emergency accommodation is sources by SDCC staff directly. If additional resources are required then the Chief Executive should apply to the Department for this.
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Cost of 3D Model of Hellfire Project.
Letter from Clare County Council, dated 13th December 2016 regarding Data Protection.
To ask for a report into Homeless emergency Hostel places are there in SDCC how many beds are available in the SDCC area? How many for males and how many for females?
To ask for a report into Choice Based Lettings and to ask the Chief Executive to explain why homeless people cannot access same and to consider access for those registered as homeless to improve their chances of getting accommodation.
To ask How many single people and how many couples are in need of one bed accommodation on SDCC housing list ? what actions will SDCC take to meet these needs?
Letters from Leitrim County Council dated 8th December 2016 regarding a) The new Citizens Assembly and b) calling on the GAA to reverse selling the broadcasting rights to their Games.
That this Council expresses its support for new ‘Youth Work Changes Lives’ campaign launched by the National Youth Council for Ireland; and calls on the Minister for Children & Youth Affairs to continue to increase funding for youth work services, including for the establishment or extension of projects in our own County, particularly in those communities which will see a significant increase in teenage population over coming years
That this Council expresses its support for new ‘Youth Work Changes Lives’ campaign launched by the National Youth Council for Ireland; and calls on the Minister for Children & Youth Affairs to continue to increase funding for youth work services, including for the establishment or extension of projects in our own County, particularly in those communities which will see a significant increase in teenage population over coming years
"That this committee, in light of the expansion of Liffey Valley Shopping Centre and subsequent increase in employment, agrees to write to Dublin Bus to request a bus service from Bawnogue to Liffey Valley Shopping Centre".