Community Rehabilitation Alliance NI at the Ulster Unionist Party Conference
The Community Rehabilitation Alliance Northern Ireland (CRA NI) hosted a well-attended fringe meeting at the Ulster Unionist Party (UUP) conference on 11 October, sponsored by deputy party leader Robbie Butler MLA.
The session, titled “Resetting Health Through Community Rehabilitation,” discussed how a clear framework for community rehabilitation could strengthen the Department of Health’s Reset plans and deliver better outcomes for people across Northern Ireland.
Speakers highlighted the difference effective rehabilitation can make, including reducing pressure on hospitals, addressing unmet needs, and supporting people to live well and independently in their own communities.
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Author's summary: CRA NI hosts meeting at UUP conference to discuss community rehabilitation.
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