About Kare
Kare supports people with intellectual disabilities, and their families, to create a life that fulfils their potential. It delivers a range of community-based support to over 550 children and adults with intellectual disabilities across Kildare, West Wicklow and East Offaly. These include day services, residential, clinical support, outreach, employment, and short breaks/respite. The charity is patron to St. Anne’s Special National School and St. Mark’s Special National School in Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
Kare’s Services
Kare’s day services, also referred to as local services, operate Monday to Friday across various locations. These services are designed to support individuals in living a life of choice by offering opportunities to connect with others, participate in activities, and develop valuable skills. Clients of Kare are empowered to pursue independence through avenues such as further education, employment, sports, recreational activities, and health and wellbeing programmes.
Paul Clare, Managing Director, HSF Health Plan, presenting a grant of €13,055.84 to Angela Lynch, Clinical Services Manager, and Puneet Mathur, Physiotherapist, KARE.
Children’s Disability Network
The Children’s Disability Network Team (CDNT) provides a comprehensive range of support and services to children and young people up to the age of 18 with disabilities and associated complex health needs. These services are designed to promote development, independence, and wellbeing, ensuring that each child has the opportunity to achieve their full potential.
In the Dublin South, Kildare, and West Wicklow regions, known as Community Healthcare Organisation 7 (CHO7), 11 CDNTs work collaboratively to deliver tailored care to meet the unique needs of children and their families. The team operates from two key locations, Athy and Kildare Town, ensuring accessible and localised support for families in the region.
The Grant
The Hospital Saturday Fund awarded Kare a grant of €13,055.84 to support the purchase of a new interactive projector. This versatile device offers four levels of operation, with applications ranging from sensory experiences to cooking classes. It is designed to benefit both adults and children, enhancing engagement and learning across a variety of activities.
To find out more visit
www.kare.ie
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