We provide care at home, community support, residential care and respite for children, adults and older people. We work with the HSE and with private clients and families to plan support around the person.
This includes people with learning disabilities, people managing ongoing health needs and those who need extra support at different stages of life. We take time to understand each person’s strengths, wishes and everyday life.
Care and support for adults and older people in their own homes. This can include personal care, help with daily routines and individual care packages, planned around the person’s needs and preferences.
We work with the HSE and with private clients and families.
Ask about care at homeSupport for children and adults, including people with disabilities, to build independence, maintain relationships and take part in everyday community life.
Support is planned with the person and can reflect their interests, communication, routines and personal goals.
Discuss individual supportIndividually planned care for children and adults with more complex health or support needs, with nursing input where required.
We work with the person, their family and the relevant healthcare professionals to agree the support needed.
Discuss a care packageResidential support for adults and respite for children, with care shaped around each person’s needs, choices and everyday life.
Our children’s day respite service is based in Drumsna. We are also developing residential designated centres at Quay Lodge and Osprey Lodge, which will offer children a welcoming, homely setting for respite.
Explore children’s day respiteDMAC offers a national service, with care and support planned around each person’s needs, wishes and everyday life.
Contact us to discuss the support needed, the location and service availability. Each enquiry is considered individually.
You do not need to have every detail worked out before contacting us. Tell us the type of support you are considering and where you need it.
We will discuss the next steps, the information needed and whether the service can meet the person’s needs.
Tell us about the person, the support being considered and the location.
We discuss the person’s needs, wishes and routines with them, their family and relevant professionals.
Service suitability, availability, staffing and the proposed care arrangements are considered before a package is agreed.