Introduction
Influencing policy and practice is a core objective of the PEIN.
In working to achieve this, the PEIN has made a number of submissions to the Department of Children and Youth Affairs over the past months and years, advocating for a central place for PEI in Irish policy.
In the most recent statement of government policy for children, “Better Outcomes, Brighter Futures” (2014 – 2020), the importance of PEI is confirmed and reflected and a number of important commitments to PEI have been made.
Making sure that the State serves and protects our children and young people s a top priority for this government. Enda Kenny, Taoiseach
continue reading
Related Posts
Our beloved Hands Up for Children mascot, Peinny, has been hard at work investigating the promises made by political parties […]
The Prevention and Early Intervention Network (PEIN) is thrilled to announce the launch of Hands Up for Children, our campaign […]
An Economic Study, conducted by Professor Orla Doyle, UCD, which makes the economic case for investing in Home Visiting programmes […]
