CESCA’s mission as an alliance is to achieve social justice and equity for the communities we support and to champion the vital role of community and voluntary organisations in the city of Cork and where relevant regionally and nationally. This submission is based on our experience supporting communities on the margins of society and is
On Monday December 6th 2021 the Cork Equal and Sustainable Communities Alliance (CESCA) hosted their annual equality day, as part of our commitments to progressing equality within the city under the Cork City Local Economic and Community Plan- Pure Cork. This annual event always takes place on or near World Human Rights Day on December
CESCA Equality Act Consultation 081221
Download the CESCA Cork City Development Plan Consultation Response here.
Download the CESCA General Election Manifesto 2020 here.
Download the Claire Kenealy/CARL Research Project report here.
Downlaod the Sexual Violence Centre Cork 2019 Annual Report here.
On the 28th July 2020 CESCA member Nasc*, Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre launched ‘Invisible People: The Integration Support Needs of Refugee Families Reunified in Ireland’. The report highlights the many challenges faced by reunified families, including significant barriers to accessing housing and a high risk of homelessness, as well as difficulties accessing other essential