Sage Advocacy has expressed its sadness and sympathies at the sudden death yesterday of its Board member John O’Driscoll. In a joint statement Chairman Mark
An article by Kitty Holland in the Irish Times on August 29, 2024, highlighted the story of Michael Dunne, a survivor of institutional abuse, who
Social enterprise model and ‘confederal’ working needed in older people’s sector Organisations providing publicly funded services for older people need to develop their strategic approach
Awareness campaign aims to break taboos of adult abuse Sage Advocacy marks 10 years of service to the public Photography: Conor Healy / Picture It
19th June 2024 Hearing: Select Committee on Education, Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science: Committee Stage consideration of the Supports for Survivors of Residential
The new regime allowing older people to set down how they want to be cared for if they can no longer make decisions for themselves
People who spent time in a State-run institution invited to contact Sage for support and advocacy services Sage Advocacy has invited contact from survivors of
Sage Advocacy urges Safeguarding Ireland and the Departments of Justice and Health to work together following Law Reform Commission safeguarding report Urgent establishment of an
Current approach to commissioning services questioned at seminar on ageing Chair of Sage Advocacy tells national seminar on ageing that “we must move beyond policy
Sage Advocacy urges professionals to get to know Guiding Principles of Assisted Decision-Making law – and provides Minding Your Marbles video as explainer for all. Health and