The Dormant Accounts Fund (DAF) was established by legislation and
enables unclaimed funds from accounts in credit institutions in Ireland
to be used to support,
– the personal and social development of persons who are economically or socially disadvantaged
– the educational development of persons who are educationally disadvantaged
– persons with a disability (within the meaning of the Equal Status Act 2000)
Under
the Dormant Accounts Act 2012, the Minister for Rural and Community
Development is responsible for the processes by which Government
approves measures and projects to which funding may be disbursed under
DAF.
The Department of Rural and Community Development is required
to prepare a three year DAF Disbursement Scheme that sets out the
measures to be implemented under the Fund, and an annual Action Plan to
give effect to the scheme.
Funding for Training and Mentoring for Social Enterprises
New Dormant Accounts Funding is now available under the Training and Mentoring for Social Enterprises Pilot Scheme.
New Dormant Accounts Funding is now available under the Training and Mentoring for Social Enterprises Pilot Scheme.
Moreinfo: https://www.pobal.ie/programmes/dormant-accounts-fund-daf