Implementation structure Promote and Undertake a range of activities including Cosc (with NSC, 1.1 (a) Targeted Annual Implementation of the 1 1.1 Important 1.1(a) & (b) develop an engaging national, local and journal media in RAC and NGO Information Programme 2010-2014 Information Plan - Cosc has ongoing understanding delivering articles to the general public, and to participation) developed by Q2 2010 and by Q1 contact with HSE to link in with work and recognition specific audiences (including professionals, each year thereafter in raising awareness among persons of domestic, vulnerable or high-risk groups, older people, affected by substance misuse. Cosc sexual and etc.), 1.1 (b) Annual Programmes Important linked with the Disability Equality Unit to challenge implemented by end of programme of the Department of Justice and violence to confront offending behaviour year Equality, the HSE and the NDA among the to increase understanding, concerning people with disabilities. A general public recognition, and separate stream of funding was and specific to provide practical information on provided in 2014 (as in 2013) under audiences domestic, sexual and gender-based the Cosc grant scheme (national and violence and services available Local Awareness Raising) for raising awareness with people with disabilities. 1.2 Develop guidance on practical steps to Cosc (with NSC, 1.2 (a) Guidance available for Important 1.2 (a&b) Progress has been slower increase personal safety for those most at risk RAC and NGO domestic violence through than expected in developing from domestic, sexual and gender-based participation) voluntary sector services, older guidance on practical steps to violence people guidance available through increase personal safety for those HSE, material for travellers and most at risk from sexual violence. immigrants and dissemination plan Advice on the content of the guidance developed by Q4 2013. has been provided by PASC. RCNI material on alcohol and sexual violence available on web Q2 2012 1.2 (b) Implement plan for Travellers and immigrants from Q1 2014 1.3 in partnership with the NGO networks Child and Family 1.3 Practice guide for completion Completed and Cosc a national awareness training pack for Agency (formerly Q2 2013 all community groups and organisations that HSE) receive funding from the HSE
Implementation structure 1 Promote and develop an understanding and recognition of domestic, sexual and violence among the general public and specific audiences 1.1 Undertake a range of activities including engaging national, local and journal media in delivering articles to the general public, and to specific audiences (including professionals, vulnerable or high-risk groups, older people, etc.), to challenge to confront offending behaviour to increase understanding, recognition, and to provide practical information on domestic, sexual and gender-based violence and services available 1.2 Develop guidance on practical steps to increase personal safety for those most at risk from domestic, sexual and gender-based violence 1.3 in partnership with the NGO networks and Cosc a national awareness training pack for all community groups and organisations that receive funding from the HSE Cosc (with NSC, RAC and NGO participation) Cosc (with NSC, RAC and NGO participation) Child and Family Agency (formerly HSE) 1.1 (a) Targeted Annual Information Programme 2010-2014 developed by Q2 2010 and by Q1 each year thereafter 1.1 (b) Annual Programmes implemented by end of programme year 1.2 (a) Guidance available for domestic violence through voluntary sector services, older people guidance available through HSE, material for travellers and immigrants and dissemination plan developed by Q4 2013. RCNI material on alcohol and sexual violence available on web Q2 2012 1.2 (b) Implement plan for Travellers and immigrants from Q1 2014 1.3 Practice guide for completion Q2 2013 Important Important Important Completed 1.1(a) & (b) Implementation of the Information Plan - Cosc has ongoing contact with HSE to link in with work in raising awareness among persons affected by substance misuse. Cosc linked with the Disability Equality Unit of the Department of Justice and Equality, the HSE and the NDA concerning people with disabilities. A separate stream of funding was provided in 2014 (as in 2013) under the Cosc grant scheme (national and Local Awareness Raising) for raising awareness with people with disabilities. 1.2 (a&b) Progress has been slower than expected in developing guidance on practical steps to increase personal safety for those most at risk from sexual violence. Advice on the content of the guidance has been provided by PASC.
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