US EditionCall for counselling for kids stranded in emergency accommodation
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Call for counselling for kids stranded in emergency accommodation
CHILDREN who are in emergency accommodation for longer than six months should be entitled to counselling. That’s according to Aontú councillor for Limerick, Sarah Beasley, who submitted a motion to Limerick City and County Council asking that funding be made available for professional therapy sessions for children in such circumstances. This comes as the most recent Housing Department figures showed 237 children living in emergency accommodation…
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