The organisation is calling for facilities in Tullamore and Athlone.
The midlands is in need of two new day centres, according to the The Alzheimers Society of Ireland.
The organisation is calling for facilities for people with the condition to be established in Tullamore and Athlone, as part of its Pre-Budget Submission.
The ASI wants to see an investment of €5.5m in Budget 2025, with €600,000 and to be designated to day centres located outside of major cities.
Head of Operations and Community Engagement, Siobhán O’Connor, says they want to build on the work they have achieved so far with this Government:
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