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Treoir is seeking a dynamic, experienced person to join our team based in Dublin The successful candidate will play an active part in the implementation of Treoir’s governance goals and have particular responsibility for ensuring all financial procedures are implemented How to apply: Please return a CV, the application form an accompanying letter focusing on how your skills and attributes
- About Treoir - Treoir
Treoir: The national federation of services for unmarried parents and their children In 1976 various agencies working with unmarried parents formed a federation to channel efforts to improve the quality of the services provided to unmarried parents and their children Members include self-help organisations, adoption societies, maternity hospitals, childcare organisations, HSE and
- Guardianship Information - Treoir
Guardianship is the collection of rights and duties that a parent (or non-parent – see below) may have in respect of a child For example, a guardian has a duty to maintain and properly care for the child and has the right to make decisions in the major areas of the child’s life e g religion, school, adoption, consent to medical treatment, passports and decisions about taking the child
- What We Do - Treoir
National Specialist Information Service for Unmarried Parents National Specialist Information Centre – Treoir provides a free, confidential and up-to-date information and referral service for unmarried parents – living together or not – and agencies involved with them Call us today with your questions at 01 6700 120 Workshops – Treoir offers a variety of workshops around the country
- Access Custody of Children - Treoir
Access is the right of a child and a parent and or guardian who do not live together to spend time together This right can also be granted to relatives and others
- Fathers - Treoir
Updated: December 2022 Important to note Many unmarried fathers assume they have joint guardianship rights if their names are on their child’s birth certificate This is not so!! Please read the information on this page to gain important information regarding your rights, responsibilities, and how to obtain your rights in respect of your child What are my legal responsibilities in respect
- Contact - Treoir
Contact Address: 28 North Great Georges Street, Dublin 1 D01 HY46 Contact Numbers: Phone: 00353 1 6700 120 Opening Times: Monday to Friday 10am- 4pm Contact Email: info@treoir ie Request a call back here
- Child Maintenance Information - Treoir
Both parents have a duty to financially maintain their dependent children up to the age of 18, or up to age 23 if the child is in full-time education, or would be in full-time education if maintenance were being paid Note that an adult child in full-time education between the ages of 18 and under 23 can apply for maintenance on his on her own behalf If the child has a mental or physical
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