Cé muid?

Ráiteas misin

“soláthar ardchaighdeánach

cúraim agus oideachais

a chinntiú don pháiste óg

i suíomh

tumoideachais Gaeilge,

chomh maith le tacaíocht

do thuismitheoirí,

mar dhúshraith eochrach

d’fhorbairt phobail Gaelaigh.”

Is eagraíocht neamhpholaitiúil, neamhchiníoch, neamhsheicteach í Altram.  Cuireadh Altram sa bhliain 1996 ar bun chun na haidhmeanna seo a leanas a chur chun cinn.

• Oiliúint, comhairle agus tacaíocht a chur ar fáil do sholáthraithe Luathbhlianta, araon le tuismithitheoirí agus Coistí an earnáil Luathbhlianta.
• Forbairt phobail ina bhfuil an Ghaeilge luachmhar agus á labhairt
• Soláthar ardchaighdeáin tumoideachais sna luathbhlianta mar dhúshraith ar an phobal seo.
• Soláthar ardchaighdeáin sna luathbhlianta mar dhúshraith éifeachtach don tumoideachas.
• Rannpháirteachas thuismitheoirí i bhforbairt phobail Ghaelaigh.
• Rannpháirteachas thuismitheoirí in oideachas a bpáistí
• Leathnú amach na Gaeilge don phobal ina hiomlán
• Tábhacht an tsoláthair luathbhlianta trí mheán na Gaeilge a chur chun cinn

Who are we?

Mission statement

“to promote high quality

early years childcare

through the medium of Irish

and to support family involvement

as a keystone

in the development

of an Irish language community”

Altram is a non-political, non-racist and non-sectarian organisation.  Altram is a regional organisation, which was established in 1996 by a group of community based Irish language projects to achieve the following aims.

• To offer support, training and advice to the growing Irish language early years provision, including parents and committees.
• The development of an Irish language community in which Irish is valued and spoken
• Quality Irish medium early years provision as a foundation of this community
• Quality early years provision as an effective basis of an immersion programme
• Participation of parents in the development of an Irish language community.
• Participation of parents in their children’s education
• Irish being accessible to all in the wider community
• Promote the importance of Irish medium early years provision