One of Clare's leading charities has expressed fears for its future, due to ongoing financial losses.
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The Barefield-based Clare Crusaders Clinic was set up by a group of parents in 2005 and provides free therapy and specialist treatment to over 400 children with special needs in the county.
It requires a quarter of a million euro annually to operate, which is raised entirely through fundraising effrots, but has accumulated losses of 107,000 euro over the past number of years.
One of the Founders Frank Cassidy is calling on the Government to step in to save the charity.
