The Neurological Alliance of Ireland is holding online events today to highlight how the Midlands needs community supports.
People with neurological conditions are missing out on vital supports, because of the lack of community neuro-rehabilitation teams.
That's according to the Neurological Alliance of Ireland, which is calling on the government to fully fund the establishment of these units.
Today it's holding one of a series of online events, highlighting how people in the Midlands living with neurological conditions are affected by not having proper community supports.
Oldcastle's Liam Lynch is a patient advocate, living with an acquired brain injury since a cycling incident in 2017:
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