IFPA forced to turn people away

The Irish Family Planning Association says it is being forced to turn people away due to budget cutbacks.

IFPA forced to turn people away
Mon, 17 Sep, 2012 - 13:26

The Irish Family Planning Association says it is being forced to turn people away due to budget cutbacks.

The IFPA's 2011 annual report shows it provided services to almost 19,000 clients last year compared to around 23,000 in 2010.

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