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Welcome to the Áiseanna Tacaíochta Network

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    Áiseanna Tacaíochta receive development funding from Genio, October 2010:
    Gordon Ryan one of Áiseanna Tacaíochta's founders at the announcement of Genio's grant to ÁT, with Bairbre Nic Aonghusa and Minister John Moloney T.D. © Genio 2010
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    Leaders working together: Peer work is facilitated by ÁT to ensure all that is learnt is shared with one another
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    ÁT Learning Event October 2011: Áiseanna Tacaíochta gathered together key stakeholders to share and discuss ÁT's pilot of individualised payments.
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    An eventful year with Genio's support Martin Naughton on behalf of ÁT in September 2011 at a national event facilitated by Genio for special recognition of the work completed by grantees of the Genio Trust 2010
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    Martin Naughton and Mladen Tubic at the signing of the Service Agreement for release of funding to the pilot participants in October 2011

Áiseanna Tacaíochta is set up to develop a supportive and cost-effective user-led network that empowers us, its members, to move from dependency on disability service providers to managing our own personal budgets and services in a mainstream market environment. As we move towards setting up our own companies to manage our own Personal Assistant Services, we will require certain supports, both from each other and form external sources.

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