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Minister O’Gorman publishes the White Paper on Ending Direct Provision   The White Paper delivers on the commitment made in the Programme for Government to end Direct Provision. The White Paper outlines the new system of accommodation and supports that will be put in place for applicants for International Protection. It is anticipated that all existing Direct Provision Centres will close by the end of 2024. Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, T.D., today published a White Paper to End Direct Provision and to Establis...

Government takes first steps to end Ireland's Direct Provision system Reporter: ');  '); Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, T.D., today published a White Paper to End Direct Provision and to establish a new International Protection Support Service. This White Paper sets out a new Government policy to replace Direct Provision, which will be phased out over the next four years. "A new system for accommodation and supports for applicants for International Protection will be established. Under this new system, people who are applying for pro...

New plan for asylum seekers in Kildare as Direct Provision to be phased out Reporter:  '); The end is in sight for Direct Provision Centres such as the Eyre Powel Hotel in Newbridge and the former Hazel Hotel in Monasterevin with the publication of a plan to cease the practice of paying firms to house asylum seekers in former hotels and other communal buildings on a long term basis. Instead, new arrival centres are planned during what is termed a four-month 'orientation' phase. At the end of this period applicants, people whose protection claims are still being processed, will get their own...

New plan for asylum seekers in Ireland as Direct Provision to be phased out Purpose-built shorter stay centres for asylum seekers in 'orientation' Protest at the Montague Hotel Direct Provision Centre in Emo Reporter: ');  '); The end is in sight for direct provision centres with the publication of a plan to cease the practice of paying firms to house asylum seekers in former hotels and other communal buildings on a long term basis. Instead, new arrival centres are planned during what is termed a four-month 'orientation' phase. At the end of this period applicants, people whose protection c...

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