
Growing demand for services arising from new legislation highlighted
Minister for Health briefed by Sage Advocacy Sage Advocacy has welcomed Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD to its national headquarters in Dublin for a

Minister for Health briefed by Sage Advocacy Sage Advocacy has welcomed Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill TD to its national headquarters in Dublin for a

25% increase in demand for Independent Advocacy Sage Advocacy reaches 1,050 Court Reports by end of 2025 and renews call for Independent Assisted Decision-Making (ADM)
“Advocacy support that is provided by an
organisation or person who is independent
from health and social care service providers
and the family of the person receiving the
advocacy support. An independent advocate
can empower a person to express their
will and preferences, communicate their
perspectives and engage in decision-making
processes that affect their lives.”
Cathaoirleach and Members of the Joint Committee, thank you for the invitation to appear before you today as part of your consideration of “Breaking barriers

FAILURES BY THE STATE – THOUSANDS OF SURVIVORS STILL DENIED RECOGNITION, JUSTICE AND REDRESS Press Release from Special Advocate for Survivors PRESS RELEASE: 26 May

Sage Advocacy has urged survivors of Ireland’s industrial and reformatory schools to apply for education and wellbeing supports – worth €6,000 – which are available

Amendment extends time for discharge of Wards of Court by 18 months Sage Advocacy has expressed concern about delays and pressures in the discharge of

Abuse survivors encouraged to contact Sage Advocacy for help with accessing new supports Sage Advocacy has welcomed today’s announcement of a new package of Government

Challenges in Transitional Care highlighted to Minister. Standard of care being ‘lost in transition’. Challenges in transitional care including lack of rehabilitation therapies and people

Taoiseach Micheál Martin issues a State apology to survivors of abuse in industrial and reformatory schools in the Dáil on Wednesday. Photograph: Oireachtas TV 25