Physical Impairment Ireland - PII

Physical Impairment Ireland - PII The Vision of Physical Impairment Ireland is to enhance quality of life for people with physical impairments through education and campaigning.

OUR MISSION
To deliver superior assistance that improves the quality of life of every person with a Physical impairment, every day. Thus, setting a standard in equality, positive attitude, determination and resilience by which others in the Physical Impairment sector are judged.

08/10/2025
04/10/2025

Ireland takes the win! ๐Ÿคฉ๐Ÿ™Œ

๐Ÿ“บ Watch the Nations League LIVE from the EAFF YouTube Channels.

04/10/2025

Are you getting a social welfare payment? ๐Ÿ’ธ

You may qualify for extra benefits depending on your circumstances. For example, to get the Living Alone Increase you must be getting a certain social welfare payment and be living alone.

You could get these extra benefits:

๐Ÿ  Living Alone Increase

๐Ÿ”ฅ Fuel Allowance

๐Ÿ  Household Benefits Package

๐Ÿซ‚ Widowed or Surviving Civil Partner Grant

๐Ÿค Supplementary Welfare Allowance

๐Ÿ๏ธIsland Increase

โ˜Ž๏ธ Telephone Support Allowance

You can get some benefits even if you are not getting a social welfare payment. For example, everyone over 66 can get free public transport with the Free Travel Scheme. ๐ŸšŒ

04/10/2025

SPOILING YOUR VOTE FAVOURS THE GOVERNMENT:

As the upcoming presidential election in Ireland approaches, every voters voice holds the potential to shape our collective future. Casting a valid vote is not just a right but a vital responsibility that empowers you to influence the direction of our country.

Spoiling your vote may seem like an act of protest or a way to express dissatisfaction, but it ultimately diminishes your influence and obscures your message. When you spoil your vote, you forfeit your opportunity to contribute to the democratic process and potentially pave the way for a candidate whose vision aligns more closely with your values. In this particular election, with two of the three candidates representing government parties, a spoilt vote is playing into the hands of the government and strengthening their chances of a seat in the รras.

Every valid vote strengthens the foundation of our democracy by ensuring that the collective will of the people is accurately represented. It is through participation, not protest through spoiled ballots, that change is effectively realised.

This election is your chance to shape Ireland's future. Whether your passion lies in social issues, economic growth, international issues, or any other area, a valid vote is your most powerful tool to advocate for the changes you wish to see.

Engage in the democratic process. Use your vote thoughtfully and if you were considering spoiling your vote to protest against those in power and the decisions being made in Ireland at the moment, then why not consider voting for Catherine Connolly, as the only candidate who does not represent the government parties of Fianna Fรกil and Fine Gael?

Think of all those who have gone before us, making the ultimate sacrifice, giving up their lives for our right to vote. Don't just throw that right away. I urge you to make your voices heard on 24th October and vote Catherine Connolly No. 1.

01/10/2025

We had a photographer out yesterday to take photos for the Irish Examiner and David kindly sent me on this photo of Katie and I. This is my reason for fighting every day. To see her laugh like this after everything she's gone through is just so beautiful.
It's just us but it sums us up and no matter what life throws at us we will keep smiling and laughing.
The picture was taken by the very talented David Creedon. Check out his website
http://www.davidcreedon.com

01/10/2025

How good was this player, straight off a plane, airport to hotel, hotel to pitch and off the bench to score against Germany ... Well done Stef .. super finish ..

01/10/2025

As an umbrella organisation, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) brings together nearly 40 non profit organisations to advocate for the over 860,000 people throughout Ireland living with a neurological condition.

We are delighted to say that our recent membership survey shows that 73% rated NAI as a very effective advocacy organisation and that 60% are very proud of their membership with the Neurological Alliance of Ireland ๐Ÿ’œ

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01/10/2025
01/10/2025

We take the lead against Germany after 9 minutes as James Boyle fires home just outside the box ...

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01/10/2025

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