John Lahart
Ceist:524. Deputy John Lahart asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the allocations made to projects and community facilities in Dublin 24. [22055/18]
Amharc ar fhreagraTuesday, 22 May 2018
Ceisteanna (524)
Freagraí scríofa
My Department administers a range of funding schemes and programmes to support the provision of youth services to young people throughout the country and funding is allocated on an annual basis.
The 2018 funding allocations provided for Dublin 24 under the various youth funding schemes are not yet finalised and are subject to review by the Education and Training Board who may propose some reconfiguration of allocations across projects and across funding streams. Any such review will be dependent on approval by my Department. This process will be completed by 29 June 2018.
The 2017 funding allocated to Dublin 24 is administered on behalf of the Department by Dublin Dun Laoghaire Education and Training Board and is outlined in the following table.
|
Special Projects for Youth |
Amount |
|
Services for Young Travellers, Tallaght |
€82,743 |
|
Tallaght Youth Services (Foróige) |
€632,139 |
|
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|
Young People Facilities and Services Fund Round 1 and 2 |
|
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CARP |
€47,171 |
|
Tallaght Traveller Youth Service |
€47,173 |
|
Tallaght Youth Service (Brookfield) |
€51,707 |
|
Tallaght Youth Service (Springfield) |
€51,381 |
|
Brookfield Youth and Community Centre |
€356,850 |
|
Fettercairn Community Centre |
€51,707 |
|
Killinarden Community Centre |
€210,476 |
|
St. Mark's Youth & Family Centre |
€51,707 |
|
Tallaght Operational Grant |
€18,131 |
|
Sports Development Officer |
€54,341 |
|
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|
Local Drugs Taskforce Projects |
|
|
St. Aengus Neighbourhood Youth Project |
€53,334 |
|
Youth Support in Whitechurch |
€39,629 |
|
Youth Skills/Peer Education |
€37,300 |