‘The Rights Platform is a dynamic community network, committed to human rights and the eradication of poverty and social exclusion. The Rights Platform supports its member organisations by providing information, policy analysis and support materials that inform, build capacity and enhance the collective voice of marginalised communities. In its work, the Rights Platform develops and implements programmes, projects and research in collaboration with member and other organisations to advance social change and social justice.
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The Rights Platform is a membership organisation with 40 members, representing a diversity of organisations active in the social inclusion community sector in South County Dublin. The Rights Platform is linked to a range of national, European and international organisations involved in human rights, anti-poverty and community work.
The areas of work of The Rights Platform include:
The Rights Platform is managed by a Board of Directors, who oversee the work and ensure that the principles and ethos of the organisation are upheld.
The Rights Platform is made up of local community and voluntary groups who have a focus on antipoverty and social inclusion across the South Dublin area.
The Platform is a mechanism through which all of these groups can come together to develop and represent the collective voice of those who are most marginalized in the South Dublin area.
The Platform has a specific anti-poverty and equality focus which ensures that the needs and concerns of groups such as people with Disability, Lone Parents, Drug Users, Long Term Unemployed, Women, Travellers, Refugees and Asylum Seekers, Homeless People and others are represented at local, County and National level.
St. Kevin’s Family Resource Centre,
St. Kevin’s Girls School, Kilnamanagh,
Tallaght, Dublin 24
Ireland
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