Future Trends in Community & Voluntary Sector Funding and Policy

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Thursday, 16 October 9am-1pm Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8
Future Trends in Community & Voluntary Sector Funding and Policy What factors currently drive government policy on the Community and Voluntary Sector? What changes in direction are possible or likely in the years ahead? Robert Watt, Secretary General of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, will address these and other vital topics in his Keynote Address to the 2014 Annual Conference of Clann Credo - the Social Investment Fund. The venue is the Ashling hotel, Dublin on Thurs. Oct. 16th next - two days after the announcement of Budget 2015. It runs from 9am to 1pm, followed by light lunch. Robert Watt will provide a first-hand analysis and explanation of factors currently influencing official decision making in government - and likely directions for future policy and funding for the sector. The session will be Chaired by Prof Brian McCraith, President of Dublin City University. Other speakers include Brother Kevin Crowley, Founder, Capuchin Day Centre and Avila Kilmurray, until recently the Director of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland. As Ireland prepares to come out of recession what are the needs and requirements of communities around the country? Can innovative new measures like social impact investing address key issues, including homelessness? Don't miss this opportunity! View the conference agenda. Who should attend All with an interest or concern in community and voluntary activity, investing for economic and social value, social enterprise, community business, social investment, social policy and new investment opportunities are welcome to attend. How to register €40 for community & voluntary organisations, social enterprises and community businesses * €60 for private and public sector organisations* Registration fee includes light lunch Book Now If you have any special requirements please email us at info@clanncredo.ie*
www.clanncredo.ie Clann Credo Limited, a company limited by guarantee not having share capital with charitable status, CHY13308: Registered in Dublin, Ireland, No: 253147. Registered Office: Irish Social Finance Centre, 10 Grattan Crescent, Inchicore, Dublin 8. Directors: Gary Brennan, Jerry Butler, Tom Finlay, Magdalen Fogarty, Bernadette Lacey, Colin McCrea (Chair), Emer NÌ Bhr·daigh, Grace Redmond, Jim Rourke & Paul Sullivan

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Thursday, 16 October
9am-1pm
Ashling Hotel, Parkgate Street, Dublin 8

Future Trends in Community & Voluntary Sector Funding and Policy

What factors currently drive government policy on the Community and Voluntary Sector?

What changes in direction are possible or likely in the years ahead?

Robert Watt, Secretary General of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform, will address these and other vital topics in his Keynote Address to the 2014 Annual Conference of Clann Credo - the Social Investment Fund.

The venue is the Ashling hotel, Dublin on Thurs. Oct. 16th next - two days after the announcement of Budget 2015. It runs from 9am to 1pm, followed by light lunch.

Robert Watt will provide a first-hand analysis and explanation of factors currently influencing official decision making in government - and likely directions for future policy and funding for the sector.

The session will be Chaired by Prof Brian McCraith, President of Dublin City University.

Other speakers include Brother Kevin Crowley, Founder, Capuchin Day Centre and Avila Kilmurray, until recently the Director of the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland.

As Ireland prepares to come out of recession what are the needs and requirements of communities around the country?

Can innovative new measures like social impact investing address key issues, including homelessness?

Don't miss this opportunity!

View the conference agenda.

Who should attend

All with an interest or concern in community and voluntary activity, investing for economic and social value, social enterprise, community business, social investment, social policy and new investment opportunities are welcome to attend.

How to register

€40 for community & voluntary organisations, social enterprises and community businesses *

€60 for private and public sector organisations*

*Registration fee includes light lunch

Book Now

If you have any special requirements please email us at info@clanncredo.ie

www.clanncredo.ie

Clann Credo Limited, a company limited by guarantee not having share capital with charitable status, CHY13308: Registered in Dublin, Ireland, No: 253147. Registered Office: Irish Social Finance Centre, 10 Grattan Crescent, Inchicore, Dublin 8.

Directors: Gary Brennan, Jerry Butler, Tom Finlay, Magdalen Fogarty, Bernadette Lacey, Colin McCrea (Chair),

Emer NÌ Bhr·daigh, Grace Redmond, Jim Rourke & Paul Sullivan