New Adult Disability Day services for people living in Louth
Louth TD Joanna Byrne has welcomed confirmation from the HSE on new Adult Disability Day services for people living in the Louth /Meath area
Louth Sinn Féin TD Joanna Byrne has welcomed confirmation from the HSE regarding planned new Adult Disability Day services for people living in the Louth /Meath area .
The local TD says she has been engaging with the HSE at regional level regarding the potential use for the former Laytown Health Centre, and welcome the plans for the site which has been vacant since 2024 .
Deputy Byrne stated that she is “glad to see this site now being put to use, and to see additional community based disability services planned for the centre.
“Having raised this issue recently with the HSE they have now confirmed that it is to become a new Adult Disability Day Service, delivering 30 places for local adults with disabilities living in the Louth/Meath area.
“The HSE have advised that on-site works are underway and, that that the exact opening dates are still being finalised, with services expected to be in place mid 2027.
“Additional services like these have the potential to make a real difference in the lives of many people with disabilities in the Louth and East Meath area, and there is no doubt that this is a badly needed resource.”
The Louth TD added: “We will continue to engage closely with the HSE as the plans move forward, and look forward to being able to provide updates to families and adults, who may benefit from the new centre “.