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Become a Local Facilitator..
The Integrity Ireland association has now reached a size where it is necessary to delegate
responsibilities to local ‘facilitators’.
The main responsibilities for facilitators include:
There are only two requirements to become a facilitator: (i) you must be an ‘active’ signed-up member
of Integrity Ireland; and (ii) you need a minimum of two other people who are willing to set up as a local
group. Please contact the administrator here as soon as you are ready
Help us help others..
If you have a couple of hours to spare from time to time - or can offer a special service or facility to I-I members in your area - we would greatly appreciate your help.
All ‘action panel’ members and activists are volunteers. Some of them take on enormous amounts of work, personal costs and other responsibilities in order to make a difference.
They do this because they believe that Ireland is better than this! That we shouldn’t pander to the vested interests of a protected elite who are making a mockery of our Constitution and our civil rights. That after centuries of struggling for a just and democratic society, that our children - and our children’s children - deserve better than this!
The Irish legal and political system is broken - badly broken - and it is only by taking responsibility at the individual level, when citizens insist on proper, ethical and moral responses from our authority figures, that we can ever hope to see productive change.
We can always use your help. Most in demand at present are local I-I Facilitators (group leaders) as well as legal, secretarial or I.T. skills, or any insider information that will be of assistance to members. (See whistleblower’s page)
Thank you for considering being of help. Contact us in confidence here.
Important! Local facilitators needed (see above for details)
Free meeting venues for up to 40 persons in all provinces and London, UK
Subpoena servers in locations around Ireland, especially Dublin
Researchers for the HAFTA database