Value for Money Report

By jackjill_1y5sbe | Economic Report, Latest News | Comments are Closed | 23 July, 2012 | 0

The Value for Money and Policy Review of Disability Services in Ireland Report was published last Friday, July 20th by the Department of Health. The report runs to 382 pages; long and turgid little analysis and no call to action. Failed to identify “fat” or duplication!
Please check Appendix 2.4 , Page A11 to see where the money goes — pop goes the weasel!!

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Service Evaluation of The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation

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Jack & Jill to extend its age limit for provision of home nursing care and respite to children up to 5 years old, based on recommendations of the service evaluation report published today by Coventry UniversityRead more
Submission from Connolly for Kids Hospital to The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health RE the National Children's Hospital

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Open letter in relation to the Submission sent, 5 Sept. 2016, by Connolly for Kids Hospital group to the Oireachtas Committee on Health to Michael Harty,TD. Chairman, Oireachtas Joint Select Committee on Health 6 September 2016 DearRead more
Where the money goes at Jack & Jill – a note from the fundraising team

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Dear friends, Irish charities have been in the news again, sadly for all the wrong reasons. Our Fundraising Team want you to know exactly where the money goes at Jack & Jill, and to thankRead more
Doctor who works in St James's: "locating the children's hospital at St. James's would be a serious mistake"

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Jack & Jill has done its best over the last 3 years to highlight the madness of locating the National Children’s Hospital in the St. James’s; it is good to see others adding their professional, personal, sincereRead more
Closing statement on behalf of the Jack & JillFoundation in relation to the proposed National Children’s Hospital at St James’s Campus

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The evidence by Jonathan Irwin, the CEO of the Jack & Jill Foundation, against the proposal was supported by the evidence of the following: Ciaran Mc Keon of Transport Insights; Diarmuid Keaney from ICAN Acoustics; RichardRead more