The news was confirmed in Mullingar today.
Home care provider Dovida is creating 1,500 new jobs as it expands services for people with acquired brain injury, Parkinson’s and motor neuron disease .
The announcement was made during a Midlands 103 broadcast from the company’s base in Mullingar, which was attended by Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke.
He described it as positive news for communities across the country, not only in terms of employment but also in the standard of support available to individuals and families,
Dovida operates in 25 locations across Ireland and was formerly known as Home Instead.
Chief Executive Shane Jennings confirmed recruitment for the new positions starts immediately, with both full and part time roles available to appeal to workers who desire flexibility.
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