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The Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 is a law that establishes a new legal framework for supported decision-making in Ireland. It has applied since 26 April 2023.
The Communication Support Grant is part of the new Work and Access employment programme, designed to help people with disabilities to find or keep a job by removing or reducing workplace barriers.
The new Work and Access employment programme offers various supports to help people with disabilities find or keep a job by removing or reducing workplace barriers.
It is possible for anyone to see and make an observation on applications for planning permission for major infrastructure developments with An Bord Pleanála. Find out how to make an observation.
The Workplace Needs Assessment Grant is part of the new Work and Access employment programme, designed to help people with disabilities to find or keep a job by removing or reducing workplace barriers.
Power of attorney is a legal device in Ireland that can be set up by a person (the Donor) to allow another specially appointed person (the Attorney) to act on their behalf. An enduring power of attorney only takes effect when the donor becomes mentally incapacitated and no longer able to manage their own affairs.
This page explains grandparents’ rights in relation to their grandchildren, including how to apply for access or custody, as well as becoming a guardian.