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Killarney centre to help new Ukrainian support group

By Sean Moriarty
The Killarney Immigrant Support Centre (KASI) is part of a newly formed interagency group that will coordinate the response to the arrival of Ukrainian refugees in the county.
The new group was established yesterday (Wednesday) and has already met to discuss the needs of the arriving refugees.
Included in the new group are representatives of the HSE, Kerry County Council, An Garda Síochána, the Department of Social Protection, Kerry Education and Training Board, the community and voluntary sector, local development companies, Kerry Chambers, local transport providers, and organisations working with refugees in the county including the Killarney Immigrant Support Centre.
“The interagency group will work closely to ensure that refugees receive a range of supports, interventions and advice for the foreseeable future and will ensure that this can be achieved in a targeted and efficient manner,” said an agency spokesperson.
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