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St John of God and HSE Seal Funding Deal: What You Need to Know

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Exciting news as St John of God and HSE come to a funding agreement!

St John of God and the Health Service Executive (HSE) have reached a significant funding agreement to ensure the continuity of services for thousands of individuals with disabilities and mental health needs. The long-standing underfunding crisis that the voluntary organization providing these essential services has faced is finally being addressed, thanks to this collaboration.

Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler, expressed her delight at the joint statement issued by the HSE and St John of God, marking a positive step towards better supporting vulnerable individuals in need of care. The agreement has been warmly received by families and the National Parents and Families Association of St John of God, bringing relief and assurance for the future of their loved ones' care.

In a surprising turn of events, St John of God Community Services has decided to continue operating services for 8000 people, maintaining their critical support for those with intellectual disabilities and mental health challenges. This decision follows the withdrawal of plans to transfer services to the HSE, signaling a renewed commitment to providing quality care.

The management board of St John of God has officially confirmed the withdrawal of their request to transfer services, solidifying their dedication to upholding the high standards of care they are known for. This agreement between St John of God and the HSE marks a significant milestone in ensuring the ongoing support and well-being of individuals with additional needs across the nation.

Did you know that St John of God Community Services has been operating for over 150 years, dedicated to compassionate care for those most in need? Additionally, the funding agreement with the HSE is set to create new opportunities for the development and expansion of services, enhancing the impact on the lives of even more individuals in the future.

Minister Butler welcomes announcement by HSE and St John of ... (Gov.ie)

Minister for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler, welcomes today's joint statement from the Health Service Executive (HSE) and St John of God ...

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St John of God reaches deal with HSE to continue providing ... (The Irish Times)

Voluntary organisation providing disability and mental health services had long complained of underfunding crisis.

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Families welcome St John of God and HSE agreement (RTE.ie)

The National Parents and Families Association of St John of God has welcomed the funding agreement between St John of God Community Services and the Health ...

Saint John of God and HSE reach funding agreement over services ... (Radio Kerry)

Saint John of God Community Services and the HSE have reached a national funding agreement affecting the care of people with additional needs.

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St John of God's will continue to run services for 8000 people ... (Independent.ie)

St John of God Community Services will continue to operate the care of 8000 people in its intellectual disability and mental health services following a ...

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Saint John of God to continue services after HSE agreement (Irish Medical Times)

Saint John of God Community Services (SJOGCS) has withdrawn its decision to transfer services to the HSE, after both organisations reached an agreement.

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St John of God reaches an agreement with the HSE over provision ... (thejournal.ie)

The management board of SJOG has confirmed it will be withdrawing its request to transfer its mental health and intellectual disability care services to the HSE ...

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HSE and St John of God agree funding deal (Irish Examiner)

The care needs for about 8,000 people with intellectual disabilities and mental health needs has been secured after a funding agreement was reached between ...

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