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North Leinster Citizens Information Service (CIS) - Longford hosted a ‘Building Connections’ event on Wednesday, October 18 in the Longford Arms Hotel.
This event is one of several events happening across the North Leinster CIS area that the management team committed to in their 2023-action plan to strengthen communications pathways with those providing services. READ MORE BELOW PHOTO
The Longford event provided an opportunity to rebuild connections post Covid with local Government Agencies, Community and Voluntary groups and other Service Providers in the Longford area.
Attendance and engagement was high, providing those representing services with an opportunity to talk about who they are and what they do. The event also included round table discussions on challenges and future opportunities to work together.
After the event, Mary Murtagh, Development Manager with Longford CIS, commented, “we are delighted with the opportunity to meet like-minded service providers in the sector in a space where services can strengthen communication pathways and explore collaboration opportunities. We feel this happened last Wednesday and we look forward to building on the success with future networking events.”
Citizens Information Centres are funded by the Citizens Information Board. They provide free, impartial and confidential information, advice and advocacy services to the public on social services, rights and entitlements.
Information Officers in the Citizens Information Centre, Longford are available Monday to Friday to answer queries you may have.
Drop-in Clinic
Monday to Friday from 9:30am to 1pm (last entry to queue is 12:30pm).
Call in to the office for a short discussion (generally 15 mins) with a member of the team about your situation and to explore your options.
No appointment necessary, however access may be limited during peak times.
Reception Desk
Monday to Friday – 9.30am to 5.00pm (Closed for lunch between 1pm – 2pm)
Call in to the office to pick up a form or information booklet and find out more about information, advice, and advocacy services.
Citizens Information Centre, Longford can be contacted at 0818 07 5890 and longford@citinfo.ie or visit their website, www.citizensinformation.ie
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