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Inclusion Ireland
Ireland's National Association for People with an Intellectual Disability - CHY No. 7709
About Inclusion Ireland
Inclusion Ireland is a national organisation working to promote the rights of people with an intellectual disability in Ireland to ensure their full and equal participation in society. Inclusion Ireland was founded in 1961 (as namhi) and now has for over 160 member organisations in addition to individual members. Our Mission to promote the rights of people with an intellectual disability in Ireland to ensure their full and equal participation in society. The Vision of Inclusion Ireland is that of people with an intellectual disability living and participating in the community with equal rights as citizens, to live the life of their choice to their fullest potential.
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Signals from Inclusion Ireland
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Inclusion Ireland released the latest episode of The Right to Ordinary titled The Cost of Exclusion - Why does being disabled cost more?
Reported by Inclusion Ireland
Presence & Recognition
Inclusion Ireland presented a poster at the Health Service Executive integrated care conference presented by Lucinda Murrihy based on commissioned research from the Centre for Disability Law and Policy.
Reported by Derval McDonagh
Presence & Recognition
Inclusion Ireland is hosting a new episode of The Right to Ordinary coming Monday.
Reported by Inclusion Ireland
Research & Knowledge
Inclusion Ireland is asking Government to take action across four priority areas in Budget 2027 for people with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Reported by Inclusion Ireland