Communal accommodation for people with brain injuries to be built as part of innovative housing project in Macroom 

A collaboration will provide a five-bed communal unit in Macroom for people impacted by brain injury
A collaboration between a voluntary housing agency, Cork County Council, and the charity Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) will provide a five-bed communal unit in Macroom for people impacted by brain injury.

A collaboration between a voluntary housing agency, Cork County Council, and the charity Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) will provide a five-bed communal unit in Macroom for people impacted by brain injury.

An innovative housing project in Co Cork is to include, for the first time, communal accommodation for those who’ve suffered brain injuries.

The collaboration between a voluntary housing agency, Cork County Council, and the charity Acquired Brain Injury Ireland (ABII) will provide a five-bed communal unit in Macroom for people impacted by brain injury.

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