Waterford to get €10m facility for children with additional needs 

The centre will provide early intervention and respite care for children with complex needs
Members and supporters of the Touching Hearts group Dermot Dooley, Anne-Marie Queally, and Richard Finnegan. A new  €10m hub will cater to children from the city and south Kilkenny.

Members and supporters of the Touching Hearts group Dermot Dooley, Anne-Marie Queally, and Richard Finnegan. A new  €10m hub will cater to children from the city and south Kilkenny.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has confirmed that the development of a modern multidisciplinary centre for children with additional needs will get underway in Waterford next year.

The €10m hub will cater to children in the city and in south Kilkenny and will provide early intervention and respite care for children with complex additional needs.

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