The charity gets most of its funding from fundraising such as from charity.
A Laois family is praising the 'lifeline' support provided to their child with complex needs, allowing them to take rest and recharge.
Jack And Jill aid children with neurodevelopmental delay and their families - including Ann Kay and her son Patrick in Laois, who is living with a rare genetic disease and requires 24 hour care.
The charity gets the vast majority of it's funding from fundraising, including from charity shops.
Jack and Jill Liaison Nurse Manager covering Laois, Offaly and south Kildare, Mary Joe Guilfoyle, says they help to keep children out of hospital:
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