A number of organisations providing services to people with disabilities unhappy they were turned down for special funding by HSE in final weeks of last year
Lucena Clinic gets accreditation as first mental health service in Ireland officially declared autism-friendly
Voluntary organisation providing disability and mental health services had long complained of underfunding crisis
Records show financial crisis facing disability care provider had been building for years
Voluntary provider St John of God intends to hand over responsibility for disability and mental health services to the HSE
Large provider of disability and mental health services had long complained of funding crisis
Provider to hand over services to HSE after lack of progress over €30m funding deficit
Memorial billboard to celebrate non-verbal artist’s special friendship
‘Incredible’ that vulnerable adults still being subjected to abuse in State-funded settings, says chairwoman of Safeguarding Ireland
Hiqa report finds Liffey Services, operated by St John of God community services, failed to protect residents
Disability and mental health service providers conducting sustainability assessment
Siptu says Government must review funding model for the sector
HSE’s chief flagged ‘serious concern’ about deteriorating financial position of providers
Donnelly told service faces liquidation without State support to deal with €32m deficit
St John of God received HSE funding to run its services up to September 30th next
Care provider says HSE has hinted at new funding proposals for it but cites absence of concrete measures
SJOG said facility has since been fully upgraded and refurbished
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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