Saint John of God Community Services – Ireland
Saint John of God Kerry Services
Last Monday morning 25th November Saint John of God Kerry Services held their Doubles Pool Tournament in the Centre Monavalley. All service users from throughout the County attended with the final doubles team consisting of Michael O’Leary and Bronagh Enright pitting their skills against Bernard O’Brien and Niamh O’Connor.
Victors were Michael and Bronagh. The tournament was organised by Brendan Brosnan and Gerry Smith and the morning proved to be very successful with everybody having a fantastic time.
Saint John of God Kerry Services provide training, employment, social and residential programmes for people in County Kerry.
Saint John of God Community Services - Ireland
Carmona Services
Dominik Winter and Philip Kelly taking part in the da Vinci Partnership Project
Following the completion of the 2 year Leonardo da Vinci Partnership with Saint John of God Services in Spain, Germany, Austria and Poland and the submission of our final report to Leargas for assessment, we are delighted to have received a rating of “very good” which is the highest rating available. This partnership also provided Service Users involved in the project with the opportunity to travel to each of the different countries for the meetings and to learn from each other.
Saint John of God Carmona Services provides a range of day and residential services and supports for children and adults with an intellectual disability in South Dublin. It seeks to accomplish its mission through a variety of services.
Carmona Services are dedicated in honour of St. John Grande from Carmona, Spain, a Saint John of God Brother who died in 1600 and was canonised by Pope John Paul II on 6th June 1996.
Circle of Hospitality 11th November 2013
Circle of Hospitality 18th November 2013
Circle of Hospitality 25th November 2013
Circle of Hospitality 2nd December 2013
Circle of Hospitality 9th December 2013
Saint John of God Community Services - Ireland
STEP / Pastoral Care
Brother Martin has produced a lovely colourful easy to read Pastoral Care booklet called “A Service for Everybody” for the men and women who are part of STEP.
STEP provides work and supported employment for 140 people in south county Dublin.
