In a landmark decision, the High Court ruled against the HSE Standard Operating Procedure for Assessments of Needs (AON), stating that a comprehensive assessment, including a diagnosis, is essential for determining a child’s needs.
The initial stage of the review in CAMHS in North Kerry is set to take twice as long as the HSE initially anticipated
CAMHS in North Kerry review delayed until 2025, angering families CAMHS in North Kerry is facing a new wave of anger after the HSE revealed that the service review is not expected to be complete until at least 2025. To commence work on the review, the HSE needed to...Special needs schools account for a disproportionate number of historical sexual abuse claims at religious-run institutions
Scoping inquiry reveals high levels of sexual abuse in special needs schools Of the almost 2,400 sexual abuse allegations revealed in the scoping inquiry report published early last week, a shocking 590 alleged allegations of sexual abuse in special needs schools. The...Gardaí contacted over 160 times in three days following publication of inquiry into historical sexual abuse at religious schools
Gardaí receive over 160 reports of historical sexual abuse after inquiry An Garda Síochána announced on Saturday that they had already received more than 160 contacts regarding child sexual abuse at religious schools since launching their appeal for information from...Thousands of allegations of historical sexual abuse in religious schools reported to Goverment inquiry
Inquiry reveals widespread historical sexual abuse in schools An inquiry commissioned by the Government has recorded just under 2,400 claims of historical child sex abuse at schools across the country. The scoping inquiry only investigated allegations on schools run...