NAI's pre-budget submission is calling for investment in 4 community neurorehabilitation teams in the North West, South East, North Dublin and the Midlands, in order to deliver on the Programme for Government commitment to complete the rollout of community neuro-rehabilitation teams across the country.
On Monday 16th June, local lived experience advocates and voluntary providers from across the South East came together to call for the delivery of a community neuro-rehabilitation team for the South East, promised since 2019.
The next My Moving Brain series is heading to Maynooth on June 28th. This initiative is designed to promote brain health and inclusion in sport for people living with neurological conditions.
On Monday May 26th, patient advocates, NAI members and local representatives came together for an online local meeting to discuss the vital need for a Community Neurorehabilitation Team for the Midlands and North East.
The NAI May 2025 newsletter is now available to download. It is jam packed with out latest activities, from our detailed Brain Awareness Week Impact Report to our current My Neuro Rehab Team campaign updates and online meeting details, and so much more.
You can download it at NAI May Newsletter
Patient advocates, NAI members and local representatives came together for an online local meeting to discuss the vital need for a Community Neurorehabilitation Team for the North West. The meeting recording is now available to watch online.
Find out why access to neurorehabilitation so important to people with neurological conditions and their families.
On April 14th, patient advocates, NAI members and local representatives came together for an online local meeting to discuss the vital need for a Community Neurorehabilitation Team for North Dublin. Meeting recording is now available.
NAI CEO Mags Rogers, and NAI Board member representing Lived Experience Eamon McPartlin, were interviewed on Morning Ireland on Friday 29th April about #MYNEUROREHABTEAM, the NAI Pre Budget campaign for community neurorehabilitation teams.
2025 marked the 20thanniversary of Brain Awareness Week in Ireland and the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) has led the way in promoting and co-ordinating the week throughout Ireland since 2005. We have done a full analysis and put together an Impact Report, of what turned out to be one of the biggest and busiest Brain Awareness Weeks yet.