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Sample Terms of Reference Implementation Group – Galway Age Friendly Initiative Membership of Implementation Group Membership of the Implementation Group is drawn from the statutory and community & voluntary sector. Most Alliance member organisations are represented at implementation level. For Galway, these members include: Galway Sports Partnership M Curley & J Craughwell Health Promotion Unit E Fanning/LCorbett Galway VEC Eni Donnacha Co-ordinator for Older Peoples Services HSE JJ O Kane/D Quaid GRD D Gleeson Comhar na nOilean M ni Mhaoilain Forum Connemara Y Keane Gardai M O Dwyer Galway Local Authorities C Mc Quillan & S Lawless Cope Galway Anne Kenny Galway City Partnership Maeve Murray Croi na Gaillimhe L Needham Udaras T O Conghaille Carers Groups Representatives from key agencies/ groups working directly with older people* Galway Community & Voluntary Forum D Feeney and Frances O Reilly * Membership : recommend that the membership is revised with a view to including representatives from key groups who work closely with older people. The Implementation Group will be chaired by (tbc at next meeting) and the Deputy Chairperson will be proposed and agreed by the Implementation Group. Membership will be reviewed every 12 months. The Implementation Group will be supported by the Age Friendly County Programme (West) Officer 192
Appendices: Chapter 4 and will report to the Alliance. The Secretariat to the Group will be provided by Galway County Council. Reporting The Implementation Group will report to the Alliance Board at its scheduled meetings. The report will be delivered by the Chair of the Implementation Group. Key Roles • Supporting the Alliance in officially launching the programme in the county • Preparation, promotion and roll out of the community consultation • Preparation of the consultation report • Mapping of existing programmes and projects which respond to priorities and identification of gaps • Proposals and suggestions of new actions and exploration of how future work can be done in partnership • Working closely with the relevant Older People’s Council to develop effective programmes • Launching the strategy • Ongoing implementation of actions within the strategy • Preparation of annual report • Public promotion of the Age Friendly programme Meetings The Implementation Group shall meet bi-monthly. The quorum at all meetings of the Group shall be 50% of the full membership. If at any time, there is not a quorum present, the meeting shall not proceed. Proposed Programme of Work • Briefing Seminar on Consultation – February 2012 • Public Consultations over 4 weeks beginning 12 March 2012, ending 30 April • Preparation of Consultation Report June 2012 • Preparation of 1st Draft of Strategic Plan July 2012 • Present final plan to Alliance Board July 2012 • Development of Older People’s Council – June/July 2012 • Launch of Strategic Plan – September 2012 193
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Foreword, Brendan Kenny, Chair, Age
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