The Special Collections at Oude Turfmarkt are housed in two adjacent buildings : one from 1642, designed by Philips Vingboons, the other from 1842-1843 is the former St Bernardus mental home.
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The couple have four children who are involved with the Edhi Foundation and the management of the Edhi village, the fleet of ambulances, the mental home, the schools and the offices in Pakistan and London.
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In compliance with a law that goes into effect Jan . 1, some 21 mental homes will close their doors Wednesday, transferring more than 2, 500 patients to group homes or smaller centers run by health-care professionals.
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The adverse reaction, once the paper had hit the streets on the evening of 21 September, led to the headline being changed for the paper's second edition to the more sympathetic " Sad Bruno In Mental Home ".
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Barry imagines him at the age of 75 in the County Wicklow mental home, reliving his Lear-like relationship with his three daughters, who appear in his anguished visions, along with his son who died in the Great War.
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He goes on to allege that " S " was certified insane by Gull and placed in a private mental home, from which he escaped and committed the last, and most brutal, murder of Mary Jane Kelly in November 1888.
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A child prodigy with a creative hotline to the Romantic piano repertoire, David ends up in middle age in a mental home, only to be rescued from that environment by a kindly astrologer, Gillian ( Lynn Redgrave ), whom he marries.
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It was also one of the societies involved in organising the Human Need Week, formerly Famine Relief Week, in 1970; and it organised a concert for the patients of the St . John of God Hospital, a mental home in Stillorgan.
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Bulgarian media have reported on the conditions in mental homes, but Penka Koceva, 35, who cleans Podgumer's bathrooms for about 122 leva ( EUR 50 ) a month, says most Bulgarians have enough to worry about just making ends meet.
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Tillet states that her childhood passion for literature, particularly the intersection of African-American studies and literature afforded her both a mental home and a creative home for herself, which also laid a foundation for her passions for literary and cultural criticism.
