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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 16 Oct 1991

Vol. 411 No. 1

Written Answers. - National Lottery Funding.

Charles Flanagan

Question:

502 Mr. Flanagan asked the Minister for Health the total amount of national lottery funds made available in (a) County Laois and (b) County Offaly by his Department.

Paul McGrath

Question:

575 Mr. McGrath asked the Minister for Health the total amount of national lottery funds made available in County Westmeath by his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

I propose to take Questions Nos. 502 and 575 together.

Information on the distribution of the health allocation of lottery funds in Counties Laois, Offaly and Westmeath is shown in the following lists as well as projects which relate to the Midland Health Board area rather than to specific locations.

Distribution of the 1991 lottery allocation has not yet been finalised.

National Lottery Allocation 1987-90

1987-88

1989

1990

£

£

£

LAOIS

Sue Ryder Foundation, Ballyroan, County Laois

15,000

St. Vincent's, Mountmellick — Day Centre for the Elderly

30,000

30,000

Portarlington Mentally Handicapped Housing Project — equipping of group house

7,500

Rathdowney Social Service Council — contribution towards accommodation for elderly

10,000

Laois Community Centre, Portlaoise — upgrading and equipping

40,000

OFFALY

Mental Health Centre, Birr — establishment of a Day Centre Hospital for former psychiatric patients

60,000

Tullamore Children in Need Committee — provision of meals and purchase of minibus

15,000

APT, Kilcruttin, Tullamore — accommodation for the physically disabled

30,000

APT, Tullamore — Refurbishing and equipping group home for mentally handicapped

7,500

Irish Wheelchair Association — contribution towards home care scheme in County Offaly

7,500

WESTMEATH

St. Peter's, Castlepollard — provision of Community based accommodation for the mentally handicapped

60,000

Services for the Elderly, Mullingar — cost of study in the Mullingar catchment area to establish a profile of the elderly and to assess their needs

2,500

Marist Rehabilitation Centre, Athlone

5,000

St. Mary's, Delvin — unit for adult mentally handicapped persons

100,000

Irish Wheelchair Association — contribution towards Home Care Attendant Scheme in County Westmeath

7,500

Athlone “Streetwise” voluntary group providing accommodation for disadvantaged young people — contribution towards costs

10,000

St. Camillus Nursing Centre, Killucan — contribution towards development and extension of Hospice care for Longford-Westmeath

15,000

MIDLAND HEALTH BOARD

Improved services for the assessment of alleged cases of child sexual abuse

80,000

80,000

80,000

Services for the elderly

210,000

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