Meeting of The Wheel’s Cuan-funded Member Network

1 Oct 2026
Online
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Join us online on Thursday, 1 October, for a meeting of The Wheel’s Cuan-funded member network.

There are currently approximately 80 organisations in receipt of funding from the state agency Cuan for work on domestic, sexual and gender-based violence.

Meeting focus

  • Current funding, sustainability, and governance issues
  • The structure for ongoing work
  • The Kosi data gathering exercise outcomes
  • Ways to improve representation of Cuan-funded bodies on key issues, such as the WRC pay talks and upcoming government-union pay talks.

This will also be your space to share information with other members of the network. 

We hope you or a representative can join. Please register to attend. 

How to register

  • You can book places for yourself and/or colleagues by clicking the button below. 
  • This event will take place on Zoom.
  • Closed Captions can be enabled by participants.
  • Please email [email protected] if you have any special requirements or accessibility needs. 

Your speaker(s) / trainer(s)

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Speakers: John Gallagher Public Affairs Consultant
Speakers: Lily Power Policy & Research Manager

John Gallagher

John Gallagher is The Wheel’s Public Affairs Consultant. John previously worked as a full-time journalist in national and broadcast media and subsequently in politics as part of the Rainbow government  (1994-97).

Lily Power

Lily Power is the Policy & Research Manager at The Wheel. Lily has a broad range of experience in the charity and voluntary sector, primarily in the area of arts and culture, having worked as Production Editor with Visual Artists Ireland for a number of years, and as a researcher on a range of projects for nonprofits and public bodies.

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