Vanessa Worrell McGeehan
We support children and adults with all levels of intellectual disabilities from birth to old age.
St John of God, Saint John of God, Carmona, City Gate, intellectual disability, mental health, Glenageary, Dun Laoghaire, learning disability
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Author: Vanessa Worrell McGeehan

Willie from Montemor centre in Dublin South East has been with the service since 2000. Willie is non-verbal but a wonderful communicator. He knows exactly what he wants, when he wants and how he wants it. Willie has a great sense of humour and the...

In October 2022, following a call-out for applications, Irish Hospice Foundation received 140 submissions for Seed Grants to support people and communities in the creative exploration of grief and loss. One our wonderful service users, Bernadette (Ber), an “outsider artist” – was awarded a grant. Key...

We recently welcomed Therese Coveney, founder of The Together Academy & Café to our latest parents evening in Kildarton. The Together Academy is a unique college and social enterprise in Dublin providing young adults with Intellectual Disability, certified training, practical work experience, employment opportunities and...