Statement of Purpose

• Enabling each person to lead a fulfilling life through valued social roles, meaningful relationships, and active participation in the community.
• Promoting independence, autonomy, and self-determination.
• Using person-centred planning to empower individuals to identify their own goals, preferences, and life aspirations.
• Ensuring equality, dignity, respect, and safeguarding of rights at all times.

•  Adults and young people with intellectual, physical, or sensory disabilities.
• Individuals with mental health support needs.
• Older persons requiring assistance to live well and safely.

Support that includes:

•  24-hour personal care, supervision, and emotional support.
• Individualised health, clinical and social care management and medication administration.
• Practical innovative support with daily living activities.
• Assistance in accessing education, training, employment, and volunteering opportunities.
• Facilitating involvement in clubs, social groups, and community events.

• A person-centred approach, ensuring each individual is the primary decision-maker in their own life.
• Developing person-centred plans that reflect the unique goals, strengths, and aspirations of each person.
• Supporting people to take up valued social roles, whether as a neighbour, friend, worker, student, volunteer, or community member.
• Building natural supports and fostering inclusion in everyday community life.

• The organisation is governed by a Board of Directors committed to ethical leadership, regulatory compliance, and social impact.
• Each designated centre is overseen by a Person in Charge (PIC) with appropriate qualifications and experience.
• Our multidisciplinary teams include social care professionals, registered nurses (where required), healthcare assistants, and administrative and domestic staff.
• All staff are Garda vetted and receive mandatory and continuous training in person-centred practices, safeguarding, health & safety, and community inclusion.

• We accept referrals based on comprehensive assessments that ensure we can meet each person’s needs and aspirations.
• The admission process involves detailed planning with the individual, their family, and advocates, to facilitate a smooth transition and ensure the new home environment reflects their preferences.

• Develop partnerships with local businesses, clubs, and groups to create opportunities for residents to participate, contribute, and be recognised in their communities.
• Support each person to explore and maintain hobbies, interests, friendships, and civic roles.

• We uphold the rights of every individual in line with national legislation and HIQA standards.
• We maintain robust safeguarding and advocacy systems to protect each person’s wellbeing.
• We actively seek feedback from individuals, families, and communities to continuously improve our services.