NAI recognise the contribution of Irish advocates who are helping to ensure that the lived experience of neurological conditions is heard and represented at European level.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland Irish Voices in Europe video series is part of the NAI programme of work and engagements to coincide with the EU Presidency, which takes place until December.
This edition is jam packed. It features the outcomes and ASKS from our NAI Pre Budget Campaign, our 2025 Annual Report which reflects on another busy year for the NAI team and our member organisations, the 2026 NAI Member Survey results, NAI's Presidency Programme news & events, the Irish Voices in Europe Video Series, the Declaration on Advancing Neurological Health During Ireland's EU Presidency, member news and much more
Take a look back at a busy year for the NAI team and our member organisations. The report brings together highlights from our many campaigns, partnerships and collaborations, as well as the activities and achievements that shaped our 2025.
The main focus of this submission is on the actions required to ensure that the review of the Disability Act reflects the needs and experiences of the growing numbers of the Irish population with a neurological disability.
Our recent membership survey reflects the strength of our collective work. 82% of members rated NAI as a very effective advocacy organisation, while 88% said they are very proud of their membership with the NAI.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) warmly welcomes the announcement by Minister for Disability Emer Higgins in today’s Budget of funding to support the development of two new Community Neuro-Rehabilitation Teams.
As a member of the Expert Advisory Group for this report, the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) welcomes last week’s launch by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) of its public consultation on the draft Health Technology Assessment of the transition to, and organisation of, adult healthcare services for people with severe neurological impairment (SNI).
Registration is Now Open for FND Forward: Join NAI members FND for a relaxed and welcoming event for young adults aged 18-26 living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). This is an opportunity to connect with others who understand the challenges of living with FND, make new friends, share experiences, and explore practical ways to move forward with confidence.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI), Disability Federation of Ireland and the HSE are partnering on a new project. Its aim is to make sure that people with lived experience, and the voluntary organisations that support them, have a real say in how the National Neuro-Rehabilitation Strategy is put into practice.