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Policy & Advocacy:

Resourcing the Community and Voluntary Sector

Cost and availability of insurance damaging Community and Voluntary activity

Developing the Relationship between the Sector and the State: Resources & Recognition

Charities Act 2009 and Regulation of Fundraising

Supporting Volunteering, encouraging Active Citizenship, investing in Social Capital

Social Partnership

Supporting the Development of the CV Sector

Election Watch

General Election Update

Progress Update - November 2008

A progress update on the manifesto to support and enable voluntary activity (November 2008).

The Wheel calls for new agreement between Government and community and voluntary sector

An Snip report proposes hidden cuts to essential public services

Letter to the Irish Times: McCarthy report reaction

The Social Consequences of the McCarthy Report Cannot be Ignored

The Wheel publishes detailed analysis of McCarthy Report

The Wheel's Reaction to Budget 2010

Links from this page:

Active Citizenship Steering Group Membership Announced

Latest News: Volunteering, Active Citizenship and Social Capital

Supporting and Enabling Voluntary Activity

Supporting Volunteering

Task Force on Active Citizenship

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Supporting Volunteering, encouraging Active Citizenship, investing in Social Capital

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The Wheel's policy priorities in this area are to promote the:

- Development of a national policy on volunteering.
- Development of a national action plan for active citizenship.
- Implementation of the recommendations in the ‘Tipping the Balance’ report on volunteering.

Supporting Volunteering
Task Force on Active Citizenship