Kerry Parents & Friends Association
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The Association wishes to recruit Assistant Director of Services:
This full-time permanent position should be of interest to well motivated self starters who demonstrate a high level of initiative and who could make a positive contribution to the Association's day and residential and respite services. This position requires a commitment to flexible working hours.
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Painting the town red
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Rathmore Project
New undertaking in Rathmore
A new project underway in Rathmore. A new housing unit is to be cstarted July 2011 and hopefully finished in Jan 2012
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News & Events
KPFA News updates
29th / Aug / 2011
Chief Executive Officer Position Available,
The successful candidate will have the ability to ensure that the Association will continue to provide high quality support.
25th / Aug/ 2011
TLI Group, The TLI Group is a diverse consultancy and contracting company at the forefront of National and International utility infrastructural development . More »
19th / April / 2011
Radio Kerry ring of Kerry Cycle.
Kerry Parents & FriendsAssociation was nominated as one of the main beneficiaries of the 2011 Radio Kerry Voluntary Ring of Kerry Cycle. More »
Get in touch
Phone, fax, e-mail
Address: Old Monastery, Port Road Killarney
Telephone: 064 66 32742
Mobile: +
E-mail: info@kpfa.ie
In General
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Kerry Parents and Friends Association was established in 1973 as a support to families of people with an intellectual disability and the Franciscan Sisters of the Divine Motherhood in their work with persons with an Intellectual Disability at St. Mary of the Angels, Beaufort near Killarney. The Association became a Service Provider in 1978 in response to an urgent need for services for adults with an intellectual disability in Co. Kerry. The Association provides community based Day, Residential and Support Services for more than 250 adults with an intellectual disability and their families in various locations throughout Kerry.
Services
Our Aim
Support Services
A wide range of support services including Day and Residential Respite and Home Support is provided by the Association.
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Psychology Services
The Association employsa Clinical Psychologist to provide psycological support and services to our service user / families
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Home Support
The home support service is provided by Shiela Doyle RNID
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Respite Care
More than 100 people living at home benefit from this service.
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