ISBA 2010 Galway Presentations
Welcome
Sean-Nós Dancers: William Devane & Micheal Seoighe.
Céií Music: Sonny Cholm Larry (Accordion player), Marie Walsh (Bodhran player)
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Sheelagh McInerney ISBA President (2008/10) & Colette Daly ISBA Vice President (2008/10)
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Opening
Fergus Finlay, Chief Executive of the charity Barnardo's, Ireland
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Key Note Speakers
Swimming Against The Tide - Remodelling Services for People with Disabilities?
Professor Roy McConkey, Professor of Developmental Disabilites University of Ulster, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Whose Needs? What Choices?
Christine Lenehan OBE, Director of Council for Disabled Children in England & Board Member of Every Disabled Child Matters, England
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Support for Families: Building Strengths & Resilience.
Professor Robyn Munford, Professor of Social Work, Massey University, New Zealand.
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Plenary Speakers
Who Has a Right to Short Breaks - An International Perspective
Dr. Pauline Conroy. Social Sceintist, Lecturer & Researcher, Ireland
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A Gift of Time
Jonathan Irwin. CEO and Founder of the Jack & Jill Foundation, Ireland.
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Contract Families; Creating a Home Away from Home.
Sheelagh McInerney, Brothers of Charity Services Galway, Ireland
Colette Daly, Ability West
Helen Gilligan, Contract Family.
Imelda Curley, Parent.
Kieran Madden, Brother.
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Shared Living, Opening the Door to Community Inclusion
Marie Zura, Howard Centre, Director or the Developmental Services, USA.
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"Give Me A Break!" - Irish Teenagers with special Needs & Their Rights to a Life Outside the Family.
Dr. Anna Kingston, University College Cork, Ireland
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Aiming High for Disabled Children, A Goverment Initiative
Jan Morrison, Council for Disabled Children, England.
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Closing
Christine Lenehan: Reflections and Future Directions.
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