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Open 8-4, Monday to Friday the Community Cafes provide low cost, good quality meals in a comfortable setting. The cafes also work with the local community supporting healthy eating initiatives.
This service assists people who are having problem with their tenancy or who are at risk of becoming homeless. Potential clients can be referred in by Dublin City Council, a key worker or can contact the service directly.
Contact details to follow.
Focus Ireland Coffee Shop offers a drop in service providing low cost meals where customers can also talk to Focus Ireland staff if they need advice/ help around accessing some supports with housing.
http://www.focusireland.ie/our-services/services-in-your-local-area/guide-to-our-services
Housing information and advice for families and a key working service. Mon-Fri 11am-5pm, 15 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin2 (01) 671 2555
Information & advice for families, parent & baby groups, toddler & preschool groups, counselling services & more.
A free service. (01) 8746810
If you have never stayed in homeless accommodation before, the Central Placement Service will assess your situation and inform you of your options.
Men, Women and families can visit the service at Parkgate Hall, 6-9 Conygham Road, Dublin 8 from 10am to 12 noon and from 2pm to 4pm Monday to Friday
The Central Placement Service (CPS) can be contacted on the 24 hour HOMELESS HELPLINE at 1800 707 707.
If you have previously stayed in homeless accommodation and have presented to CPS and completed your housing and support needs assessment you should call the HOMELESS HELPLINE 1800 707 707 between 2pm - 1am. Staff will assess your options and possible need for temporary accommodation.
Provides Supplementary Welfare Allowance to eligible people, for women & families call into 41 Castle Street, Dublin 2 or for men call into 212-213 Oisin House, PearseSt, Dublin 2 or call 1800 724 724.
A confidential helpline for parents who find themselves under stress. 1890 927 277
Safetynet offers free health services, including doctor and nurse led clinics for people in homeless services who do not have a medical card. You can see a GP or nurse for free in a number of different clinics in different hostels. Click on the link below for details
D-Doc: urgent out of hours GP service 1850 224 477. If you don’t have a medical card, you can just say that that you are Dr Austin O Carroll’s patient and give the name of your hostel and the service is free.