JIM DALY APPOINTED CHAIR OF HOME AND COMMUNITY CARE IRELAND
Jim Daly, former Minister for Mental Health & Older People, has been appointed Chair of Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI).
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Dublin, 17th May 2021: Jim Daly, former Minister for Mental Health & Older People, has been appointed Chair of Home...
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Dublin, 12th May 2021: HCCI, the representative body for private home care providers, has welcomed the publication of the Sláintecare...
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HCCI calls for a nuanced approach to covid-19 management, and new social interaction guidelines for
Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI) is calling on NPHET and the Government to move forward with a more nuanced...
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HCCI Research Series: An inquiry into the lived experience of covid-19 in the home care
Thursday 1st October 2020: An Inquiry into the Lived Experience of covid-19 in the Home Care Sector in Ireland is...
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Thursday 1st October 2020: Today, HCCI publishes it’s Pre-Budget 2021 Submission, Advancing Home First. It was submitted to Government on...
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Home care sector says up to 800 new carers needed to provide increased home care
Social Care Workforce Review needed to make Home First achievable HCCI announce Carers Employment Taskforce to provide a roadmap to...
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Jim Daly appointed Chair of Home and Community Care Ireland
Dublin, 17th May 2021: Jim Daly, former Minister for Mental Health & Older People, has been appointed Chair of Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI). HCCI is the representative body for private home care providers in Ireland that employ 10,000 carers, providing care to 20,000 older and vulnerable people in their own homes. HCCI advocates […]
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Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI) welcomes Sláintecare action plan but warns that collaboration is needed to recruit additional home carers required.
Dublin, 12th May 2021: HCCI, the representative body for private home care providers, has welcomed the publication of the Sláintecare action plan but warns that a comprehensive workforce review is needed to recruit the additional home carers needed under the plan. Joseph Musgrave, CEO, HCCI said, “It is good news that the Government has approved […]
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HCCI calls for a nuanced approach to covid-19 management, and new social interaction guidelines for vaccinated clients and carers
Home and Community Care Ireland (HCCI) is calling on NPHET and the Government to move forward with a more nuanced approach to managing covid-19, and to provide social interaction guidelines for vaccinated home care clients and their carers so that they can begin leaving isolation safely and confidently. Joseph Musgrave, HCCI CEO, said “A little […]
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