ISCP around the Country

The Irish Senior Citizens Parliament has over 400 affiliated organisations nationally. However we are also organised on a local basis. Below are links to activities from our local Divisions:

Wexford Division

e-mail: stbridgetscommunitycentre@eircom.net
Tel: (053) 912 3819

More information on the ISCP in Wexford

Wexford ISCP on Facebook

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What is the ISCP?

The Irish Senior Citizens' Parliament is a representative organisation of Older People in Ireland.
The Parliament is a non-partisan political organisation working to promote the views of older people in policy development and decision-making.
The Parliament is run by older volunteers who are elected annually at the Annual Parliament Meeting by delegates from affiliated organisations. The ISCP currently has 400 affiliated organisations whose memberships combine to a total of 100,000 individuals.
This membership means the ISCP has a genuine mandate to be the Voice of Older People in Ireland.
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ISCP Objectives:

To be a strong voice representing older people and their needs at international, national and local level.
To promote inter-generational solidarity.
To work through the existing affiliated organisations to ensure better co-ordination of policies and activities whilst ensuring that the affiliated groups retain their own autonomy.
To work for improvement in the quality of life of Older People.
To develop solidarity with organisations working to improve the quality of life of Older People.
To represent Older People’s issues to Government.
ISCP archives
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- November 2013 (5)
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- December 2012 (1)
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- December 2010 (4)
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- May 2010 (7)
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- March 2010 (9)
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- October 2008 (1)
- September 2008 (2)
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ISCP Tags

Annual Annual Parliament Meeting Annual Report anti-austerity APM APM 2010 big freeze Bord Snip budget budget 2010 budget 2013 carbon tax Carers Celtic Tiger Community support Dublin Dundalk Dáil elder abuse election european elections Fair deal Fergus Fergus Finlay Galway health insurance Historic Event Hoctor ICTU Ireland Irish Irish economy Irish Senior Irish Senior Citizens' Parliament ISCP Liberty Hall Limerick Lisbon Treaty living alone local elections march Mary Hanafin Mary McAleese Mayo medical cards motions Máiréad Hayes National Demonstration National Pensions Framework National Positive Ageing Strategy No To Austerity nursing homes older people Over 70 medical card crisis Pension Pensions pharmacy dispute President President McAleese Protect Protest public meeting report risk equalisation Senior Citizens Seniors Ireland Silent Protest social partnership Sylvia Meehan tax Towards 2016 Transport Uachtarán westport Éamon Ó Cuív
International Organisations
- Global Action on Ageing
- HelpAge International
Irish Government
- Citizens Information
- Health Service Executive
Older Peoples Organisations
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