Covid News

Inclusion Ireland Budget 2021 Consultation
Inclusion Ireland calls for resource teaching hours to be protected as schools re-open
COVID 19 in residential services news
Tomás Murphy talks about Covid-19
Paul Alford talks about keeping a good routine during Covid 19 lock down
Students with additional needs face new challenges during COVID-19
Inclusion Ireland call for clarity for people with disabilities in Government Covid vaccine plan
Staying Safe During Covid-19
Leading Disability Groups say complete withdrawal of educational support services would be “intolerable”
Government announcement on special schools and classes welcome, but leaves majority of students behind
Contact your TD – education supports for children with additional needs
Disability and Family Carer groups welcome commitment to prioritise re-opening of schools for students with special educational needs
Disability and Family Carer groups welcome Fórsa announcement on resumption of in-school services on a phased basis
Disability and Family Carer groups welcome Government announcement on phased return to school for students with special educational needs
Disability and Family Carer groups say uncertainty about school re-opening is cruel and detrimental
Disability and Family Carer groups call on Government and unions to re-engage on special education
Disability and Family Carer groups cautiously welcome announcement on partial re-opening of primary schools for special education
New #ChildrensFuturesIRL campaign focuses on children’s right to an adequate education
Thousands of children with additional education needs in mainstream education ‘completely dropped’ from school re-opening agenda – Disability and Family Carer groups
No consultation on changes to school re-opening plan that will negatively affect 20,000 children with additional needs – Disability and Family Carer Groups
HSE Event: Free Webinar
Adult Day Services Covid-19 July 2021 Update
Public Health Risk Assessments for Special Schools and Special Classes
Adult Day Services Update