Important Communication for Families of Residents supported by Cheeverstown
As part of the current national industrial action, Cheeverstown has been notified of a withdrawal of labour, which will impact our New Directions services on 14th & 21st October.
On the 16 of September, members of Seetec alongside Cheeverstown staff and regular volunteers came together as a team to begin work on an exciting garden renovation project at a new Cheeverstown property in Firhouse.
This guide aims to explain the role that families can play within supported decision-making. It is intended to help families, supporters, and practitioners better understand how the law supports a person’s autonomy.
Cheeverstown is looking for expressions of interest to join our board of directors.
Budget 2027 - Key Messages
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Key messages for making decisions in the Budget 2025 process
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Promote, protect and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedoms by all persons with disabilities, and to promote respect for their inherent dignity.
To support full inclusion in all educational,employment, consumer, recreational and domestic activities that are typical in everyday society.
Placing the service user at the centre of our supports, services and decision making.
Partner with people who use our services, their families, funders, government agencies, housing agencies, local community members and local authorities.
