Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 26 April 2022
1147. Deputy Paul McAuliffe asked the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth the details of all youth services in Dublin 1, 3, 7, 9 and 11 under the remit of his Department, including the name, location, amount of funding and number of young people engaged in each programme, in tabular form. [20684/22]
View answerMy Department provides a range of youth funding nationally through the Education and Training Boards (ETBs), acting as a funding intermediary for my Department. While my Department does not allocate funding on the basis of parliamentary constituencies or postal areas, the ETB’s which provides for areas in Dublin 1, 3, 7, 9 and 11 are City of Dublin ETB and Dublin and Dun Laoghaire ETB.
In 2022, over €17.5 million has been allocated to CDETB and over €9 million has been allocated to DDLETB. The more significant elements of these figures are:
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The UBU - Your Place Your Space – scheme |
CDETB €15,220,766 DDLETB €8,118,094 |
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Local Youth Club Grant Scheme (LYCGS) |
CDETB €391,667 DDLETB €398,889 |
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Youth Information Centres (YIC) |
CDETB €105,232 DDLETB €135,247 |
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ETB Youth Grant |
CDETB €1,064,705 DDLETB €672,931 |
*(Capital and LGBTI+ Initiatives allocations yet to be confirmed)
A detailed breakdown of the CDETB and DDLETB organisations funded under the UBU Your Place Your Space scheme in 2022 is provided below:
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CITY OF DUBLIN EDUCATION AND TRAINING BOARD |
UBU Funding |
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Funded Organisation |
TOTAL BASE 2022 inc 3% increase |
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Adventure Sports Project |
€253,990 |
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An Siol |
€54,137 |
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Ballybough Youth Project |
€262,128 |
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Ballyfermot Youth Service |
€550,094 |
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Ballymun Regional Youth Resource |
€1,194,532 |
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Belvedere Youth Project |
€76,285 |
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Bradog Youth Service |
€468,529 |
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Bru YS |
€372,221 |
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Cabra for Youth |
€275,232 |
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Canal Communities |
€316,775 |
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Candle Community Trust |
€140,896 |
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Cavan Centre |
€358,161 |
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CDETB Arts Support Project |
€54,899 |
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CDETB Youth Work Support Project |
€71,791 |
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Cherry Orchard Youth Service |
€349,168 |
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Clay Youth Project |
€303,190 |
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Core Youth Service |
€372,781 |
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DCC Facilities |
€1,111,745 |
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DCC Sports |
€660,107 |
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Donnycarney YP |
€190,920 |
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Eastwall Youth Development |
€135,369 |
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Eco Unesco |
€77,848 |
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Exchange House |
€353,839 |
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FAI |
€200,261 |
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FamiliBase |
€393,712 |
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Finglas Youth Resource |
€590,132 |
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Finglas Youth Service LEAPP |
€137,843 |
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Focus Ireland |
€433,143 |
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Fountain Youth Project |
€142,995 |
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Kilmore West Youth Project |
€155,576 |
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Le Cheile |
€175,168 |
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Lourdes Youth and Community |
€138,910 |
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Poppintree Youth Service |
€239,981 |
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Rialto Youth Project |
€443,037 |
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Ringsend and Irishtown Youth Project |
€198,885 |
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South Area Youth Service |
€300,230 |
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Sphere 17 |
€867,742 |
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Sphere 17 Kilbarrack |
€212,717 |
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St Andrews YP |
€291,321 |
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St John Bosco YS |
€199,659 |
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St Monicas YP |
€121,677 |
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St Ultans Childcare |
€60,201 |
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Stoneybatter YS |
€421,747 |
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Swan Youth Service |
€450,062 |
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SWICN Computer Clubhouse |
€170,519 |
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TravAct Traveller Youth Prog. |
€87,708 |
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Trinity Youth Service |
€136,393 |
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YES Separated Children |
€94,752 |
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YMCA City of Dublin |
€109,118 |
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Solas Project (New)(5 months in 2021, Full year in 2022) |
€319,040 |
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Sphere 17 Hard To Reach (New) |
€123,600 |
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TOTAL ALLOCATION |
€15,220,765 |
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DUBLIN AND DUN LAOGHAIRE EDUCATION AND TRAINING BOARD |
UBU Funding |
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Funded Organisation |
TOTAL BASE 2022 inc 3% increase |
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Barnardos Blanchardstown |
€54,297 |
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CARP Killinarden |
€50,298 |
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Clondalkin Traveller Development |
€43,685 |
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Corduff Sports and Leisure |
€146,126 |
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Crosscare Clondalkin |
€416,561 |
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Crosscare Dun Laoghaire |
€867,966 |
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Crosscare Dundrum |
€456,434 |
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Crosscare Lucan |
€128,464 |
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Crosscare Swords |
€388,484 |
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Crosscare Tallaght Travellers |
€138,529 |
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CTC Dun Laoghaire Drug Prevention |
€44,276 |
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Cuala Sports and Integration |
€51,267 |
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DDL Education and Training Board |
€707,081 |
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DLR CC Facilities |
€135,197 |
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DLR CC Youth |
€233,542 |
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DLR Drug Task Force |
€43,385 |
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FAI Street Leagues |
€2,297 |
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Foroige Balbriggan |
€128,476 |
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Foroige Blanchardstown |
€963,252 |
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Foroige Coastal North Dublin |
€141,716 |
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Foroige Tallaght Youth Service |
€901,750 |
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Foroige Tyrrelstown |
€141,336 |
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Foroige Whitechurch |
€100,022 |
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Huntstown |
€72,715 |
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KCCYP Tallaght |
€122,957 |
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Knockmitten Youth and Community |
€93,149 |
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Ronanstown Youth Service |
€601,486 |
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SDCP Clondalkin |
€44,557 |
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South Dublin CoCo |
€618,971 |
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STAG Dun Laoghaire |
€133,223 |
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YMCA Tallaght |
€95,118 |
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Remember Us Balbriggan |
€51,478 |
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TOTAL ALLOCATION |
€8,118,094 |
These areas will also benefit from €12m funding nationally under the Youth Service Grant Scheme to support more universal service provision to 30 national or regional organisations such as Scouting Ireland, Foróige, Youth Work Ireland etc.
My Department does not collate the information requested by the Deputy regarding the number of young people engaged in each programme. Keeping records of this information is a matter for the youth organisations and services themselves.
