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Families accuse HSE of wilfully neglecting children with disabilities - Vimarsana News

Families accuse HSE of wilfully neglecting children with disabilities

Protests to highlight the ‘shambles’ of the reconfigured children’s disability services

Law on education for children with disabilities to be reviewed - Vimarsana News

Law on education for children with disabilities to be reviewed

Failure to fully commence law means children miss out on vital services, say campaigners

Children with suspected disabilities win test appeals over HSE assessments - Vimarsana News

Children with suspected disabilities win test appeals over HSE assessments

The appeals were taken after the High Court rejected the children’s core claims

Expelled: 'My son is locked out of the system. He has nowhere to go' - Vimarsana News

Expelled: 'My son is locked out of the system. He has nowhere to go'

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Class 'key factor' behind reluctance of schools to enrol autistic pupils - Vimarsana News

Class 'key factor' behind reluctance of schools to enrol autistic pupils

  Social class is a key factor behind the reluctance of schools in wealthy areas to enrol students with special needs, an Oireachtas committee has heard. Adam Harris, chief executive of autism charity AsIAm, said recent attempts to force schools in the south Dublin area to open special classes resulted in most additional places opening in less affluent areas. By contrast, only a handful of additional places were provided in the wealthiest parts of the area such as Dublin 2, 4, 6 and 6W. Mr Harris said there appeared to be a “hierarchy of rights” operating in some affluent schools w...