Mission Statement: The Crann Centre provides a range of programmes and supports designed and informed by people living with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus, along with their families. Using innovative and evidence-based research from around the world, Crann aims to provide a range of support in-centre and in coordination with other organisations.
Latest News
Crann services take spotlight in Cork media
Crann's A Moment for Me programme was the focus of a recent piece in The Echo. Two participants, Roy O'Mahony and Dolores Foley, spoke [...]
Staff return to Crann Centre
In line with Phase 3 guidelines staff returned to the Crann Centre this week. Our Head of Services Colette Cahill provides an update on [...]
Winners announced for Crann art competition
Crann is delighted to announce the winners of our recent A day in my life (with a physical disability) art competition. The online competition, [...]
A message from the Crann Junior Board
The members of our Crann Junior Board have offered a message of support for our front-line workers, whilst also looking for the positives amid [...]
What families and adults living with spina bifida have to say
We want an energetic, inspiring environment where you feel supported to achieve your full potential, whatever that might be.
There are so many important times in our child’s life where big changes are happening that we need to be fully prepared for and help them do what they want to do in the future.
Help to find work that means something to you, where you feel you can become a professional and be respected.
To know you are not on your own always trying to figure things out for so many different things, would immediately help with the stress you are under.
Keep in touch
Feedback from families and adults living with Spina Bifida is very welcome. Collaboration led us to where we are in terms of identifying and prioritising programmes and supports and your continuous feedback will help the programmes and supports evolve and grow.
OUR FRIENDS
Valued Crann Friends include local, national and the world’s most recognised organisations committed to enriching the lives of those living with Spina Bifida.
