Representatives from the Neurological Alliance of Ireland met with Minister Anne Rabbitte to welcome the progress that has been made in the rollout of community neurorehabilitation teams across the country and the recruitment of specialist nurses.
My Moving Brain is a community-driven engagement initiative that aims to raise awareness of brain health and wellness while promoting inclusivity in sport for individuals impacted by brain conditions across Ireland.
Read about the Budget 2025 announcement, NAI and members presenting to the Oireachtas Committee on Disability Matters, NAI Pre Budget launch, 2023 Annual Report, the Neuro-Mapping Phase 2 launch, the Patient Experience Survey and so much more.
A neuro-mapping project, led by the HSE, Disability Federation of Ireland and the Neurological Alliance of Ireland engaged with 56 people with neurological conditions and 137 service providers to establish the current picture of community neuro-rehabilitation services in Ireland. The voices of people with lived experience of neurological conditions are an important element of the neuro mapping project.
NAI welcomes the announcement today of the delivery of consultant neurology services in five regional hospitals in Letterkenny, Wexford, Mayo, Kerry and Portlaoise, as well as recent investment in Bantry General Hospital, by Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly.
The NAI team are delighted to welcome new associate members FND Ireland and full members The Crann Centre.
NAI, along with members Multiple Sclerosis Ireland and An Saol Foundation appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Disability Matters on neurorehabilitation services.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland Annual Report 2023 is jam packed with details on all of our activities and achievements throughout what was a very busy year, as the Neurological Alliance of Ireland celebrated 20 years.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI), the national umbrella body for over 30 neurological organisations, is calling for funding in this year’s Budget to address what they say are stark regional inequities in access to services for the 860,000 people in Ireland who live with a neurological condition.
NAI members Acquired Brain Injury Ireland has relaunched their Step Ahead Plus Programme with 3 new tracks: New Track, Fast Track and Employer Track.