What is Public Participation Network (PPN)?
A new framework for public engagement and participation, called the Public Participation Network (PPN) is currently being developed within each local authority area. The PPN will be the main link through which the local authority connects with the community, social inclusion and environmental sectors without prejudice to other consultation processes. There are currently 250 members of Roscommon PPN
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Department of Justice – LGBTI community services funding call
Click on the link to read the recent announcement by Department of Justice regarding funding available to support LGBTI services. Some groups recently applied to DRCD for Dormant Accounts Funding in respect of LGBTI organisations [...]
Funding for Artist in the Community Scheme Reinstated
Funding for Artist in the Community Scheme reinstated The Arts Council and Create are delighted to announce a second round to the Artist in the Community Scheme 2020. With additional funding from Government, [...]
COVID 19 Stability Fund
The COVID 19 Stability Fund is open to community and voluntary organisations, social enterprises and charitable organisations which are: - Registered with the Charities Regulator in Ireland - Are an unincorporated organisatione. are not set [...]
Joint Policing Committee Vacancies
Nomination Joint Policing Committee Roscommon Public Participation Network (PPN) have vacancies for one representative from each of the Municipal Districts (Athlone, Boyle, Roscommon) on the Joint Policing Committee. Additional information/nomination form attached. The Public Participation Network [...]
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