The 'Safe-Home' Programme   Set up in January 2000 the Safe-Home programme has been operating on a national basis ever since. Prior to the set-up a number of people from Britain and the USA had been repatriated to St Brendan's Village in Mulranny following the publicity that surrounded the opening of the St Brendan's Village complex for elderly people. This project was the dream child of Safe-Home Founder, and local GP, Dr Jerry Cowley. For ease of use this website is divided into 10 sections: Home Page - introduding the Safe-Home Programme Mission Statement & Aims of The Safe-Home Programme Entitlements - Pensions, Health and Welfare Housing in Ireland, types of housing, examples News, Newsletters, Discussion forums, press articles and publications True Lives - stories from Irish emigrants Enquiry Form - short form to express an interest in returning to Ireland. Useful Links - links to other websites with information useful for returning emigrants. Useful addresses - county council housing departments etc Return to Ireland - Ireland has changed and this section will give you an idea of what to expect.

More Information Dr Jerry Cowley TD Mulranny Co Mayo Ireland Tel: + 353 (0) 98 36287 or + 353 (0) 98 36134 Fax: + 353 (0) 98 36287 E-mail safehome@rural-health.net 'Safe-Home' Programme Visit the 'Safe-Home' Programme website Rural Health   | Rural Doctors | Papers | Rural Health | Rural Satellite Conference | WONCA | St Brendan's Village Project | St Brendan's Village | Sheltered Housing Unit | | Social Housing for Older People | Newspaper Articles | Irish Times Aug 1999 | Irish Post Mar 2000 | | Enquiries |   Web Site design and hosting by Mayo Ireland Ltd Also see Link Ireland