The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is requesting €15 million euro in Budget 2022 to source and equip facilities.
The government is being called upon to provide funding for those unable to receive dementia care in the midlands.
Westmeath is one of 11 counties without Alzheimers day services, due to adaptations required under Covid-19 guidelines.
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland is requesting €15 million euro in Budget 2022 to source and equip premises to assist those who suffer from the illness.
ASI CEO Pat McLoughlin says the facility provides significant relief for patients and their families:
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