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Brothers of Charity Services Ireland is an international, voluntary religious organisation that has been supporting people in need since its foundation in Belgium in 1807. Today the charity operates a national network of regional hubs - including Clare, the West, Limerick, the South-East and the Southern area - to deliver a range of inclusive services that promote dignity, respect and full participation for the individuals and families they serve.

The organisation's core offerings include occupational-therapy sensory programmes, specialised resources for families of children with autism spectrum disorder, and training and education initiatives for professionals working in health and social care. Through its "Freedom of" and "Research Guidelines" publications, as well as a regular series of newsletters and annual reports, Brothers of Charity provides up-to-date information on topics such as assisted decision-making under the Capacity Act 2015 and accessible voting. Its mission statement underscores a commitment to progressive, person-centred support that enables people to lead valued lives as equal citizens.

With a national office in Dublin and a presence across the Republic, Brothers of Charity Services Ireland continues to champion inclusive practice and empower communities throughout the country.