Клуб винтажных автомобилей Лимерика передал Moorehaven Disability Service чек на 8000 евро

The Moorehaven Disability service is €8,000 richer after a cheque presentation from the Limerick Junction Vintage Club (Irish Rovers Vintage) who held a fundraising event for the Disability Service in June at Limerick Junction. Seamus O’Grady presented the cheque to Moorehaven CEO Michael Murnane. Mr O’Grady also acknowledged the support from St Ailbe’s Credit Union for their sponsorship and the support from the Irish Vintage Engine and Tractor Association(IVETA) to deliver the event. Both Mr O’Grady and Mr Murnane highlight that the enjoyment of events such as the Vintage Rally or the Golf Classic is as important as the funds raised. Moorehaven provides a range of services for people with intellectual disabilities including day services in Tipperary town, Thurles and Cashel, residential accommodation in Tipperary town and is also offering respite services at a new 5 bedroomed state of the art residence in Kingswell just outside Tipperary town. Moorehaven is looking to recruit staff for it’s Day, Residential and Respite Services and also has relief opportunities available across the three services which cater for approximately 130 service users. On Monday September 21st between 5pm and 7.30pm prospective staff are invited to drop into the new Kingswell facility (E34 E415). Applicants should have at least a QQI Level 5 qualification in health or social care, a minimum of 6 months experience caring for persons with intellectual disability and have either a full clean Driving Licence or a learners permit with their driving test booked.