Corlann West's Digital and Accessible Technology (DAT) Service in Corlann West has been awarded €200,000 from Rethink Ireland's Disability Participation and Awareness Fund 4.0
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We’re delighted to announce that the Digital and Accessible Technology (DAT) Service in Corlann West has been awarded €200,000 from Rethink Ireland's Disability Particip…
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Corlann
- Industry
- Health and Human Services
- Location
- Clarinbridge, IE
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
About Corlann
Corlann is the new name for Brothers of Charity Services Ireland. We provide services to more than 6,000 people each year who have an intellectual disability, including those who also have autism. Funded under Section 38 of the Health Act, we remain deeply committed to a person-centred approach—one that honours each individual’s strengths, aspirations, and rights. Our aim is always to provide, as far as possible, personalised supports that empower people to identify and achieve their own life goals, and to live as valued, equal, and active citizens in their communities.
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