About Kilkenny PPN
The Kilkenny Public Participation Network (PPN) is the new structure and platform by which the local community can engage with Kilkenny County Council. It forms the link between local Voluntary & Community, Social Inclusion, and Environmental sectors and the local governing body.
Established in 2014 through the Local Government Reform Act 2014, the PPN ensures that the public can have their say on local government decisions.
News
Ecosystem Restoration Course for Community Groups — August 26th & 27th
Síolta Chroí is running a course aiming to will explore how you can and your community group can play your part to mitigate climate change and biodiversity loss by creating systems [...]
Festival of Cultures
A celebration of diverse cultures living in Kilkenny Sunday 2nd December 2018 in the Millenium Court, Hebron Rd., Kilkenny Festival of Culture - click this link to view Poster
16 Days Campaign Opposing Violence against Women
Violence against Women 16 Days campaign against Violence against Women which will take place from November 25th – December 10th. There will be various awareness raising event co-ordinate by the Carlow Domestic Abuse Network over [...]
The Enterprising Community by Senan Cooke
Recently published book by Senan Cooke - A Bottom up perspective on the capacity within communities to regenerate. Enterprising Community Flyer - click here to view Endorsements of Senan's book click this link to view
Disability Federation of Ireland – Make Way Day
MAKE WAY DAY 2018 – Disability Federation of Ireland – have released Media Coverage follow up report and survey on this day. At a glance, the campaign: Featured on RTE News TV and RTE Radio [...]
Digital Skills for Citizens Scheme
This is an initiative under the Government’s National Digital Strategy, which is funded by the Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment, to provide free basic digital skills training for citizens who do not have the [...]
Charities Governance Code
The Charities Regulator launched the Charities Governance Code, which sets the minimum standards, which everyone on the board of a registered charity, should ensure their charity meets in order to effectively manage and control their [...]