Tendai Madondo of the green party lives in Tallaght, a town located south west of Dublin, Ireland

Vote for Tendai Madondo

Blog hosted at
hushBay.com

welcome

Super Friday.
Tendai Madondo. Saturday, 30 May 2009.

Seven Reasons to vote for Tendai:

a) Fresh Perspective....stronger voice.......innovative and different ways of doing things in the political processes i.e need for cross party collaboration to achieve more for the community instead of endless bickering and mud slinging by elected representatives.
b) Greater involvement of local communities in planning and decisions that affect them i.e no more unwanted apartments in Tallaght, rather install more play areas and parks.
c)Preserve and upgrade our health services i.e movement of children's hospital and breast cancer unit from Tallaght is SCANDALOUS, and has got to stopped.
d) Greater support families to tackle social welfare system, access quality training and employment.
e) Increase funding for community organisations to support local families and facilitate integration.
f) Innovative regeneration of the local economy i.e develop Dodder Valley Park for tourism and jobs creation, work with Tallaght IT and Chamber of commerce to develop local technical skills and attract bussiness investment in Tallaght.
g) Develop recreation facilities for young people and work to make Tallaght the most preffered town by young people and tourists i.e invest in film industry, makeover Tallaght village etc

[ Community ].

Showing 1 blog [of Total 14].

first blog
prev
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
next
last blog

Tendai Madondo (Nee Mandingwa) has lived in Tallaght, a town located south west of Dublin, Ireland since 2002 and has witnessed the amazing demographic growth and infrastructural development. Tendai is married to Farai and lives with her two girls Tatenda, Britney and younger sister Ravie. Her husband Farai works in Tallaght and her girls attend local schools in the locality.

Tendai once worked for Tallaght Partnership as a consultant on the migrant workers project then subsequently worked for Tallaght hospital before joining Cairde as a Development Officer. She established a women’s group in collaboration with Tallaght Intercultural Action where she continues to be an active member. She is also a member of Tallazens.

Tendai in Afghanistan 2007.

There is no doubt that the face of Tallaght has significantly transformed into being a rainbow place with hundreds of migrant families living and working there. However, a lot remains to be done to ensure that

children – who are the future generations are adequately educated,
child care services adequately cater for the local families,
disabled and elderly people have quality care and support,
our infrastructure matches the local growth and that
Tallaght is an all inclusive community.

This website site is dedicated to highlighting the work of Tendai Madondo, born in Zimbabwe and now living in Ireland. We hope you will find it informative and enspiring especialy her dedication to community work and to helping those members of our communities that are marginalised.