€89.9 million spent on services for Survivors
We publish regular updates on applications to Caranua and this one provides information to 31st August 2019.
Caranua Board Minutes 25th July 2019
We are happy to publish the minutes of our Board meetings so that Board activities and decisions are accountable. There is always a delay between the meeting held and the publication of the minutes. This is because the minutes must be approved before they can be...
Important information about our monthly Deaf Clinic
The final monthly clinic for Deaf Survivors took place at Deaf Village Ireland in July 2019. As Caranua is now winding down, no further Deaf Clinics are planned at Deaf Village Ireland.
€88.9 million spent on services for Survivors
We publish regular updates on applications to Caranua and this one provides information to 31st July 2019.
Report published by facilitators on consultation process
On Friday 2nd August the Minister for Education and Skills published a research report that looks at how to plan for and develop future survivor led consultation talks. Amongst the issues highlighted in the report are the increased health needs of an aging population,...
Caranua Board Minutes 20th June 2019
We are happy to publish the minutes of our Board meetings so that Board activities and decisions are accountable. There is always a delay between the meeting held and the publication of the minutes. This is because the minutes must be approved before they can be...
€87.5 million spent on services for Survivors
This is a Fund update for June 2019
Dear Survivors – December update
As you know Caranua was given a limited fund of money (the Residential Institutions Statutory Fund) to provide financial supports to survivors of institutional abuse. Caranua has almost finished its work as the fund has nearly come to an end.
€86.6 million spent on services for Survivors
Fund update May 2019
High Court judgement ‘v’ independent Appeals Officer
On Friday 28th June Mr Justice Garrett Simons delivered a High Court judgement which supported the decision of the independent Appeals Officer to uphold a decision on an application made by Caranua regarding the introduction of the €15,000 /£12,000 limits in June 2016.