'It's keeping him going': Families call for more funds for Alzheimer Society Cork centre
Breeda Horan, 70, and her husband Ger, 72, at the Alzheimer Society of Ireland Tea Day in Cork. Ger is a college lecturer who was diagnosed with frontal lobe dementia in his early 60s. Picture: Chani Anderson
A call has been made for increased funding to meet the growing demand for the Alzheimer Society of Ireland's (ASI) Cork centre, which has around 200 people with dementia on a waiting list.
The centre offers day-care with activities, as well as home services and activities for under-65s with dementia or Alzheimer's.
