Election 2020 – Manifesto for Family Carers (PDF)
Election 2020 – Carers Canvass Card (PDF)
Election 2020 – Political Party Carer Commitment Checklist (PDF)
Family Carers Ireland – Building Caring Communities (2019 Local Election Manifesto) (PDF)
Family Carers Ireland – Building a Caring Europe (2019 European Election Manifesto) (PDF)
Family Carers and Programme for Government 2016 (PDF)
Submission to the Central Statistics Office on Questionnaire Content for Census 2021 (PDF) (Oct. 2017)
Submission to the Dept of Health on the Creation of a Statutory Home Care Scheme (PDF) (Oct. 2017)
‘There’s No Place Like Home’ Submission to Oireachtas Committee on the Future of Healthcare (PDF) (Nov. 2016)
Submission to Dept. of Education & Skills on Statement of Strategy 2016-18 (PDF) (May 2016)
Paying the Price: The Physical, Mental and Psychological Impact of Caring (Family Carers Ireland/College of Psychiatrists of Ireland/UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems, May 2019)
C. Kelleher & J. O’Riordan Post-Caregiving: Family Carers’ Experiences of Cessation of the Caring Role (University College Cork, 2017)
A. Lafferty, B. van Bavel, D. O’Sullivan, P. O’Mahoney Family Carers’ Experiences of Caring for a Person with an Intellectual Disability (National Disability Authority, Nov. 2016)
C. Kelleher & J. O’Riordan A Fine Balance: Mental Health and Family Caring (University College Cork, 2016)
Care Alliance Ireland Family Caring in Ireland (May 2013)
A Fives et al. Study of Young Cares in the Irish Population: Full Report (Office of Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, 2010)
A. Fives et al. Study of Young Carers in the Irish Population: Summary Findings (Office of Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, 2010)
E. Argyle et al. Continuing to Care for People with Dementia (Alzheimer Soc. of Ireland/Uni. of Bradford, 2010)
F. O’Brien Family Carer Health Survey 2009: Summary (The Carers Association/College of Psychiatry of Ireland, November 2009)
The Carers Association Listening to Carers (2008)
P. O’Mahoney, Review of David Grayson, ‘Take Care: How to be a Great Employer for Working Carers (Emerald, 2017) International Journal of Care and Caring 2.1 (2018)
O’Donnell et al. Promoting assisted decision-making in acute care settings for care planning purposes (HRB Open Research, February 2018)
Ní Shé et al. What are the mechanisms that enable the reciprocal involvement of seldom heard groups in health and social care research? (HRB Open Research, February 2018)
P. O’Mahoney, ‘Reciprocal Maintenance Obligations to Ascendants in Ireland: The Contemporary European and the Historical National Context Examined’ Irish Community Development Law Journal 4.1 (2015): 36-56
D. O’Sullivan and P. O’Mahoney, Report of the Palliative Care Community Learning Project (Dublin: All-Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care, 2014)
The National Carers’ Strategy was published in July 2012. Its forty-two actions represented a commitment by Government to support family carers, with the vision that they would be ‘Recognised, Supported and Empowered’, both in their caring role and in their participation in wider society. It sets out the strategic direction for future policies, services and supports provided by Government departments and agencies for carers. The Strategy contained a roadmap for implementation of its objectives, outlining recommended actions, timelines for achievement of objectives and the government departments with responsibility for each action.
The Department of Health produced an annual progress report, collating reported progress on each of the Strategy’s forty-two actions from the responsible departments. Family Carers Ireland coordinated a National Carers’ Strategy Monitoring Group with family carers and representatives from Care Alliance Ireland, which, beginning in 2014, evaluated each of these annual progress reports, producing a Family Carers’ Scorecard in response. (The first Scorecard was not published; the second accordingly responded to the first two Government progress reports.) The Strategy, annual government progress reports and the NCS Monitoring Group’s Family Carers’ Scorecards can be accessed below.
The National Carers’ Strategy (2012)
Fourth Annual Govt. Progress Report (Sept 2015 – Dec 2016) (2017)
Third Annual Govt. Progress Report (Sept 2014 – Sept 2015) (2016)
Second Annual Govt. Progress Report (Sept 2013 – Sept 2014) (2015)
First Annual Govt. Progress Report (Sept 2012 – Sept 2013) (2014)
Fifth NCS Family Carers’ Scorecard: Full Report (2018)
Fourth NCS Family Carers’ Scorecard :Full Report (2017, 2nd version updated January 2018)
Third NCS Family Carers’ Scorecard: Full Report (2016)
Agenda – Family Carers Ireland AGM June 29th 2019
Family Carers Ireland Annual Report 2018
Family Carers Ireland Financial Statements 2018
Family Carers Ireland Annual Report 2017
Agenda – Family Carers Ireland AGM June 23rd 2018
Family Carers Ireland Financial Statements 2017
Family Carers Ireland AGM 2017 Notification and Agenda
Family Carers Ireland Annual Report 2016
Family Carers Ireland Directors’ Report and Financial Statement as at 31st December 2016
The Carers Association Audited Accounts 2015
Caring for Carers Statutory Accounts 2014
The Carers Association Audited Accounts 2014
The Carers Association Audited Accounts 2013