 Campaigners also campaigned for a number of Protestant run children's residences and former orphanages such as "The Smyly Homes" which were regulated by the state, and subject to departmental inspection, to be included in the Redress scheme.There are eleven Mrs. Smyly's homes which the government has been in dialogue with over some contribution to the redress fund.Former residents of other homes and orphanages which were designated by the Church of Ireland for protestant children such as Westbank Orphanage, Greystones and Ovoca House in Wicklow, have demanded inclusion in the 2002 redress scheme, and an apology.