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Traveller Project Since September 2007 WCDL became the management sponsor for the Traveller project under the Community Development Measure of the LDSIP. The company now employs two staff dedicated to working with the Travelling community in Westmeath. These posts are funded through the Traveller Health Unit of the HSE. Community Development Worker Community Development Health Worker Whilst the Traveller project sits under the Community Development measure of the LDSIP it is planned to also look at education and employment/training so this project will cut across all 3 measures of the LDSIP.
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