Pavee Point was in attendance at the ‘Child Poverty and Well-being Summit’ hosted by the Department of the Taoiseach in Dublin yesterday. The summit addressed strategies for meeting every child’s basic needs and as to how barriers to inclusion might be eliminated. Details of the summit here: https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-the-taoiseach/press-releases/child-poverty-and-well-being-summit/
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Month: September 2026
Pavee Point welcomes the publication of the Traveller and Roma Education Strategy (TRES) Second Plan for Implementation and Action 2026–2028; the plan sets out the Government’s priorities for improving educational participation, experiences and outcomes for Travellers and Roma over the next two years. Building on the foundations established through the first Action Plan, the second […]
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Today (Sept 03), the Primary Health Care Team is attending the HSE Integrated Healthcare Conference 2026, hosted as an official Associated Event of the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The team’s poster was selected for display at today’s event, showcasing the essential impact of Primary Health Care for Travellers Projects. The […]
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Pavee Point were pleased to welcome the Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill back to Pavee Point last week to brief her on our work and discuss current challenges and opportunities in relation to Traveller & Roma health. At the meeting we discussed the need for effective implementation and resourcing of the National Traveller Health […]
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Ahead of Budget 2027, Pavee Point was delighted to contribute to the annual pre-Budget submission by the Community Platform. The submission calls on the Government to take ownership of their legacy and to adequately address poverty, social exclusion and inequality. Racism and exclusion, housing and homelessness, and quality employment represent urgent budgetary vulnerabilities for Travellers […]
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