Tusla’s social workers handled 96,665 child protection and welfare referrals last year, marking a 5% rise compared to 2023, reports RTE. The latest annual report also commemorates a decade since the creation of the child …
The Child and Family Agency Tusla has said it is currently unable to fulfill its legal duty to provide secure special care for three at-risk children. Special care is considered a last-resort intervention, involving the …
In only a few days, applications will be accepted for a €2,000 one-time social welfare payment, reports The Mirror. Carers who receive the Carer’s Support Grant are given a lump sum payment that they are …
As the Fine Gael party is now in freefall, and going on current opinion polls are going to lose 12 seats in Friday’s general election. This collapse is support is a direct result of deadbeat …
As Ireland’s population ages, the need for compassionate and comprehensive care is growing. While hospitals and residential care facilities remain essential, private homecare services offer an increasingly popular alternative for individuals who prefer to age …
With around-the-clock stressors and no escape from endless tasks and notifications, more of us in Ireland are turning to self-care to feel safe and in control. In a world where we’re constantly connected, our mental …
An event at a UK care facility has resulted in the discovery of three bodies and the hospitalisation of four others, according to authorities, reports RTE. The remaining occupants at Gainsborough Care Home, located on …
A supervised emergency clinic in Dublin that would offer secure care to newly arrived applicants for international protection has been proposed by the medical head of a refugee agency, reports Breaking News. Dr. Angela Skuce …
There are calls for Minister Roderick O’Gorman to resign or at least make a statement after a series of scandals involving state provided care for vulnerable children. The Irish Times revealed that Tusla stopped placing …
An astonishing 22 children went missing from State care during last month, reports The Mirror. Aontú leader Peader TóibÃn revealed the information in the Dáil, accusing Tusla of utilising unlicensed businesses to offer special emergency …
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