Rehab has said it will be able to continue providing care services for adults and children with disabilities after securing an additional €2 million in funding.
Jennifer O’Connor, her stepdad Tom and mum Rosemary O’Connor. Image: Rehab group Jennifer O’Connor, her stepdad Tom and mum Rosemary O’Connor. Image: Rehab group REHAB GROUP HAS said it will be able to continue providing care services for adults and children with disabilities after securing an additional €2 million in funding.
Rehab Group CEO, Mo Flynn welcomed yesterday’s resolution adding that it can now “continue to provide these vital services to the people who rely on them”. Some families who rely on the services gathered outside the Dáil ahead of yesterday’s talks. Many said they would be “totally lost” without RehabCare.Rosemary O’Connor from Bray said that her family would be devastated if the RehabCare centre attended by her daughter Jennifer was to close.
Rosemary said they were lucky to get Jennifer a place at Lear Ar Aghaidh RehabCare day service in Bray, something she says changed their lives.
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