Day Care

Our new Day Centre (opened in 1988 by Rolf Harris) benefits not just our residents but a high proportion of others in the community living with a disability. The Meath’s Day Centre plays a key role in seizure reduction while giving residents and local disabled people opportunities for skills development and self expression – opportunities they would otherwise miss out on. It provides an activity room/dining area, a specially adapted gym, a woodwork/furniture restoration room, a computer suite and several activity rooms.

A diverse range of activities and classes take place in the Day Centre including drama  (usually, at least one production a year), music and dance, poetry, book club, felt making and textiles, social awareness, holistic therapy and past and present. We also have a visiting physiotherapist, and our health care coordinator is based in the Day Centre.