I was delighted to attend the launch of the Inclusive National Higher Education Forum (INHEF) recently in Dublin. Every third level course with supports is included in the link below. Launched by Minister for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor, it is a viable post school education pathway. Professor Michael Shevlin, Professor in Inclusive Education at Trinity College Dublin, was the driving force behind this fantastic project. http://inhef.ie/courses/
Non-Verbal Support Services Non-verbal support services focus on assisting individuals who experience communication difficulties, ensuring
Joint Instruction Reports are independent expert reports commissioned in legal proceedings where both parties (typically
Occupational Injury Reports provide an expert evaluation of work-related injuries, outlining their impact on an
Cost of Care Reports provide a detailed financial breakdown of an individual’s care needs, outlining
Causation and Liability Reports provide an expert analysis to determine the cause of an injury
Expert Witness Services involve providing independent, professional opinions in legal cases, particularly in personal injury,
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Saint Joan’s House, St Joan’s Industrial Estate,
Ballymount D22 NP49
