Gerard Chimbganda

Gerard Chimbganda

pastor Zimbabwe

Gerard Chimbganda, 50, is the owner of Good People Homecare Ltd, which received €1.9 million from Tusla to provide staff for overseeing emergency accommodation for children.

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Ireland Ireland: Gerard Chimbganda is the owner of Good People, a company involved in a controversy over falsified Garda vetting documentation. 2

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: HSE tried to conceal ties to company at centre of forged Garda vetting controversy – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Good People is run by a businessman and evangelical pastor, Gerard Chimbganda, who is originally from Zimbabwe. 3

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Tusla debated turning back to previously blacklisted care home providers – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Gerard Chimbganda is the businessman and evangelical pastor running the company Good People Homecare, which was involved in a controversy over forged Garda vetting clearances. 3

Tanya Ward
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Department cuts firm’s Ukraine accommodation contract over Garda vetting controversy – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Gerard Chimbganda is the businessman behind Good People Homecare, which supplied false Garda vetting clearances. 2

Kate Duggan
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Private firm caring for vulnerable children supplied fake Garda vetting clearances – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Gerard Chimbganda runs Good People Homecare Ltd, which received €1.9 million from Tusla last year. 7

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Companies being paid millions to run emergency housing for children in care – The Irish Times