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Our Services

Client
Liaison
Service

Our Services

Client
Liaison
Service

Your Client Liaison is the point of contact for your family within Crann. Our Client Liaison team works with you to determine your needs and identify goals. They work with the Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) at Crann to develop personalised service plans for your family.

This includes programmes and supports for children and adults with neuro-physical disabilities, their partners, parents, siblings and children. 

Client Liaisons

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    Conduct intake assessments and manage the service plan for each client family
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    Are the key point of contact for you and your family
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    Offer guidance and support throughout your journey with Crann
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    Develop plans that support you to achieve your goals
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    Liaise with Crann's Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) about your needs
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    Follow up with you on a regular basis
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    Support you to connect with external resources when appropriate
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    Signpost you to helpful resources individual to your needs
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    Assist with applications and forms where appropriate (i.e. Dept. of Social Welfare)

Key
Personnel

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    Deirdre Griffin

    Client Care and Services Delivery Manager | email
  • Headshot of Yvonne. She has curly blonde, shoulder-length hair and wears an orange blazer and multi-coloured top

    Yvonne Gaule

    Client Family Liaison | email
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    Kierelle Yelverton

    Client Family Liaison | email
  • Headshot of Lisa who has long blonde hair and wears a green and white vertical striped collared shirt

    Lisa Broderick

    Client Family Liaison | email
  • Headshort of Aisling who has shoulder length red hair, and wears a white top covered in Autumn leaves

    Aisling Kavanagh

    Client Family Liaison | email
  • Headshot of Katie, she has shoulder length brown hair, glasses and an orange dress on.

    Katie Levine

    Client Services Administrator | email

Testimonial

“They were just so lovely, and I suppose I felt in a safe emotional space, when I went in it was very relaxing and I felt everyone felt the same sense of a nice safe space. I suppose in general in life I would be guarded but unless I feel very comfortable in a situation I wouldn’t let the guard down, but I most definitely did there.”

– Parent

Frequently
Asked
Questions

What is an intake?

An intake is an initial meeting where we will assess your needs, or that of your child, partner or parent. We gather information at this initial meeting to help determine what services may be needed.

What should I bring with me to an intake?

We ask you to bring a medical letter relating to diagnosis and a list of current medications/emergency medical protocols, where applicable.

Can I have someone accompany me at the intake?

Yes, you can have someone accompany you at the intake. In the case of a child, parents/guardians may prefer to come alone initially, though your child or teen is more than welcome to attend. A less formal meeting can then be arranged for your child to meet us here in Crann.

What will happen during the intake?

Our Client Liaison will ask you a number of questions about you and your family’s level of need and abilities, and will discuss the services that Crann offer. Our Model of Care is based on a 2 Generation (2Gen) approach, meaning we support you and your family throughout all stages of life.

How long does an intake take?

An intake normally lasts between an hour to an hour and a half. 

Still have questions?

You’ll find more answers to Frequently Asked Questions here. 

Personal Referral

To start your journey with Crann for yourself or a member of your family please fill out the referral form.

A member of the team will respond to you within 5-7 working days.

All applications are subject to a service compatibility review to determine if our services & facilities can support your needs. Accepted self-referrals will be asked for a medical letter to confirm diagnosis.

If you have any queries regarding referrals please email referrals@cranncentre.ie, but a complete referral form is required to move forward with the compatibility review.

Referral Form

Professional Referral

If you have a client with a neuro-physical disability you would like to refer to Crann please fill out the referral form.

A member of the team will respond to you within 5-7 working days.

All applications are subject to a service compatibility review to determine if our services & facilities can support your clients needs.

Clients must give consent to be referred to and for information to be passed on to Crann as information will be saved on Crann data bases.

If you have any queries regarding referrals please email referrals@cranncentre.ie, but a complete referral form is required to move forward with the compatibility review.

Referral Form