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.
Ireland will hold the Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) for the eighth time from July to December 2026. This will be an opportunity for Ireland to play an important role in shaping the EU’s policy and legislative agenda in a way which responds to the overall interests and needs of the Union and its Member States.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland partnered with Neurological Alliances in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in the Patient Experience Survey, 'My Neuro Survey' project.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland is seeking funding to show a clear signal of this Government’s commitment to deliver on its Programme for Government pledges to Neuro-Rehabilitation. It is time to deliver on promises made.
NAI published a subset of findings from the My Neuro Survey, adult survey, focusing on access to and waiting times for key neurological care services. The survey findings highlight the need for the Government to take action now on neurological care services nationwide.
We have done a full analysis and put together a Brain Awareness Week 2025 Impact Report, of what turned out to be one of the biggest and busiest Brain Awareness Weeks yet.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland pre budget submission is seeking investment in neurological care services in Budget 2024.
Information flyers on the impact of alcohol on brain health. A collaboration between the Neurological Alliance of Ireland, Alcohol Action Ireland and the Health Services Executive for Brain Awareness Week 2023.
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland is calling for funding of €3,3 million in Budget 2023.