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Sponsors The National Federation of Voluntary Bodies would like thank our sponsors for their support. 1
Acknowledgements The Board of the National Federation of Voluntary Bodies would like to acknowledge the excellent work of our conference organising committee which comprised of the following: • Brendan Broderick (Chairperson), Chief Executive, Sisters of Charity of Jesus & Mary • Breda Crehan Roche, Chief Executive, Galway County Association • Brendan Sutton, Chief Executive, Cheeverstown House • Brian O’Donnell, Chief Executive, National Federation of Voluntary Bodies • Brigid Butler, Director, Programme Development Department, St John of God Hospitaller Services • Caroline Looney, National Federation of Voluntary Bodies • David Dunne, Regional Director, St. Michaels House • Edel Tierney, Director of Research & Policy Development, NFVB • Francis Coughlan, Chief Executive, SOS Kilkenny • John O’Dea, Chief Executive, Western Care • Mary Barrett, National Federation of Voluntary Bodies • Richard Collins, Project Co-Ordinator, Brothers of Charity, Clare Gratitude is also extended to all of our distinguished plenary speakers and to our Session Directors. We would also like to acknowledge the important contributions of all of our conference participants and in particular those who use our services for sharing with us their personal insights and aspirations. The conference was organised and supported by the National Federation of Voluntary Bodies Secretariat. National Federation Secretariat Staff: Brian O’Donnell, Chief Executive Edel Tierney, Director of Research & Policy Development Maria McMahon, Office Manager Caroline Looney, Administrative Officer Brendan Dolan, Administrative Officer Mary Barrett, Administrative Officer Brian Donohoe, Clerical Officer Breda Casey, Policy Development Co-ordinator Jillian Sexton, Human Resource Training & Development Co-ordinator Alison Harnett, Informing Families Project Co-ordinator 2
Page 1: New Ideas - New Approaches Supporti
Page 6 and 7: Table of Contents Acknowledgements
Page 8 and 9: Introduction The National Federatio
Page 10 and 11: In each parallel workshop, posters
Page 12 and 13: Morning Session Day 1 The first day
Page 14 and 15: These principles should continue to
Page 16 and 17: consistently deliver. Making except
Page 18 and 19: From left to right: Mr. John O’Br
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Page 22 and 23: What percentage of current investme
Page 24 and 25: Afternoon Session The afternoon ses
Page 26 and 27: Staff need to be recognised for the
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Page 30 and 31: Themes emerging: • Active listeni
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Page 34 and 35: Parallel Workshop 4 - How do we pro
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Page 38 and 39: Morning Session Day 2 The Day 2 Mor
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Page 44 and 45: How do we get there? A national po
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Horizons of Culture Change Dr. John
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Our discussions indicate 3 distinct
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To Build a Swing (Hafiz) You carry
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Bernacki; and Fran Simpson who kept
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In the Generating Solutions worksho
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From ‘Different’ to ‘How to g
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Feedback from Evaluation Forms The
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Appendices Appendix I - Conference
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Appendix II - Conference Evaluation
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Conway , Michael Cooney , Johanna C
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