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Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Wednesday, 13 Oct 1999

Vol. 509 No. 2

Written Answers. - Grant Payments.

Trevor Sargent

Ceist:

105 Mr. Sargent asked the Minister for Health and Children the financial assistance paid by his Department in each of the past three years to women's organisations and groups or organisations providing services primarily for women including the name of the organisation or group; the amount paid; and the purpose for which it was paid. [20045/99]

Trevor Sargent

Ceist:

106 Mr. Sargent asked the Minister for Health and Children the financial assistance paid by his Department in each of the past three years to men's organisations and groups or organisations providing services primarily for men including the name of the organisation or group; the amount paid; and the purpose for which it was paid. [20049/99]

I propose to take Questions Nos. 105 and 106 together.

The information sought by the Deputy for the last three full years and to date in 1999 is detailed in the attached table. The Deputy should note that the health boards have a function in relation to providing services for men's and women's health groups. If the Deputy wishes to have details of such health board payments, he should communicate directly with the chief executive officers of the boards.
Women's Organisations and Groups

Organisation

Purpose

Funding

£

1996

Positive Action

Funds to provide support to those women who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of anti-D

80,000

The Women's Health Clinic

Funding towards the cost of counselling services

3,000

1997

Women's Education Research And Resource Centre

Contribution to conference on lesbian lives – March 1997

500

La Leche League of Ireland

Grant towards breastfeeding literature

9,862

Association of Lactation Consultants of Ireland

Grant towards breastfeeding literature

1,423

Positive Action

Funds to provide support to those women who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of anti-D

130,000

1998

La Leche League of Ireland

Grant towards leader applicant training weekend

3,000

Bodywhys

Grant towards distribution of materials (Anorexia)

3,500

Positive Action

Funds to provide support to those women who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of anti-D

160,000

Community Women's Education Initiatives

Funds to establish a women's centre in Cork

50,000

National Women's Council of Ireland

Funding to support and enable NWCI members to participate in the regional and national health councils

25,000

Women's Health Council

Administration costs of council

70,000

1999

National Network of Women's Refuges and Support

Running costs

35,000

National Network for Rape Crisis Centres

Running costs

35,000

National Women's Council of Ireland

Funding to support and enable NWCI members to participate in the regional and national health councils

25,000

Women's Health Council

Administration costs of council

300,000

Positive Action

Funds to provide support to those women who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of anti-D

180,000

National Association of Widows in Ireland

Costs towards running seminar

500

La Leche League of Ireland

Grant towards breastfeeding literature

12,630

Men's Organisations

Organisation

Purpose

Funding

£

1996

MOVE Limerick

Funding towards the cost of establishing weekly counselling for violent men

4,000

Irish Haemophilia Society

Funds to provide support to members who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of blood products

46,500

1997

Gay Health Network

Grant for training and education on HIV/AIDS

7,000

Irish Haemophilia Society

Funds to provide support to members who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of blood products

46,500

1998

Gay Health Network

Grant for training and education on HIV/AIDS

8,000

Irish Haemophilia Society

Funds to provide support to members who were infected with hepatitis C through the administration of blood products

57,000

1999

AMEN

Conference costs

16,000

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