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ACET IRELAND

  • Service: Individual support for those living with and affected by HIV and community addiction.
  • Specific Services Include: A new national project supporting young people living with HIVIndividual support for those living with and affected by HIV and community addiction.Individuals and community-level support for migrants in health inclusion, including in local faith community settings.Antiracism training for staff, particularly for those in health or faith sectors.
  • Referrals: Self-referral is possible for any of our services though we also work with Medical Social Workers in local hospitals to receive referrals.
  • Age Group: All age with a focus on those impacted by HIV and addiction and communities of migrant background.
  • Geographic Location: North Inner City focus though not limited and can be nationwide
  • Address: 50 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin 1
  • Email: richard.c@acet.ie
  • Contact Name: Admin
  • Telephone: 01-8787700

After School Education And Support Programme

  • Service: Education Support and intervention, including the following groups:• • Lil’ Larriers 1-3years ‘Smallies’ 3-4 years• Junior Programme 4-6 years• After School Programme 6-8 years• Teen peer groups 8-10 years• Teen peer groups 10-18 years
  • Referrals: Self referral, schools, groups/agencies and ‘word of mouth’
  • Age Group: Children 3 – 18 years
  • Geographic Location: Inner City Dublin
  • Address: 1 & 4 Crinan Strand, North Wall Dublin 1
  • Email: after.schools@hotmail.com
  • Contact Name: Cheriece Corrigan/Geraldine Brennan
  • Telephone: 018554043

An Síol CDP, Child and Youth

  • Service: We aim to support children and young people to grow in confidence, skills and knowledge to help them have better outcomes. During 2018 we ran four afterschool clubs catering for up to 32 children (8 per day), and a tuition programme providing twice weekly one to one tuition and mentorship to over 45 secondary students. An Síol currently runs programs for over 80 children and young people and their parents and supports over 35 volunteers.
  • Specific Services Include: We aim to support children and young people to grow in confidence, skills and knowledge to help them have better outcomes. During 2018 we ran four afterschool clubs catering for up to 32 children (8 per day), and a tuition programme providing twice weekly one to one tuition and mentorship to over 45 secondary students. An Síol currently runs programs for over 80 children and young people and their parents and supports over 35 volunteers.
  • Referrals: We take referrals from all HSCL’s from the local DEIS primary and secondary school. We are also linked in with SYS, CYAG and the local School completion program. We also take referrals from parents and students. We have our own application form, which is emailed out to all other local schools.
  • Age Group: Children and young people aged between 8 and 19
  • Geographic Location: Dublin North West Inner City
  • Address: 19 Manor Street, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7
  • Email: sarah@ansiol.ie
  • Contact Name: Sarah Quigley, Jackie O’Leary
  • Telephone: 01 6775741 - 087 952 3989

Aosog Child & Family Project

  • Service: Aosóg
  • Specific Services Include: Social/Personal Development/Creative Arts/Educational Support/School Programmes/Sports & outdoor education, summer programme with recreational and educational activities, Work with other projects
  • Referrals: Referrals can be made to the Project by parents/guardians, schools and other agencies
  • Age Group: 7 years – 12 years
  • Geographic Location: North West Inner City
  • Address: Units 1 – 3, Stanley Court, 62-63 Prussia Street, Dublin 7
  • Website: http://www.aosog.ie
  • Email: aosog@eircom.net
  • Contact Name: Project Leader, Geraldine Nugent
  • Telephone: 01 8102122 / 01 810 2123

BARNARDOS CHILDRENS BEREAVEMENT SERVICE (BCBS)

  • Service: We provide information, advice and therapeutic support for bereaved children, young people and families. Most of the referrals are for bereavement support following a sudden, unexpected or violent death. The work is done in a child-centered, systemic way.
  • Specific Services Include: Specific services include:Helpline: 01 473 2100, Mon-Thurs 10am-12pmTherapeutic support: Mon – Thurs 9am-5pmResearch, Training & Consultancy as requested.
  • Referrals: Self-referral by parent/guardian or co-referrals via professionals with signature of parent/guardian. Referral pathway is over the phone via the Helpline (01 473 2100) or via posted BCBS referral form.
  • Age Group: 0-18 years and families
  • Geographic Location: National
  • Address: 23/24 Buckingham Street Lower, Dublin 1
  • Contact Name: Mary Lynch
  • Telephone: 01 813 4100

Belvedere Youth Club

  • Service: Belvedere Youth Club
  • Specific Services Include: The club provides a wide range of activities through the provision of an after schools programme and a night-time drop-in programme these include; sporting activities,computer classes, arts and ceramics classes, drama and music related theatre groups, summer programmes, summer camps and residential holiday's. The programme of activities varies during the year to account for school activity.
  • Referrals: The club takes referrals from all relevant agencies. Young people and families can also self refer by calling into the office.
  • Age Group: : The club works with two main age groups. 7 to 11 year olds and 12 to 18/20 year olds. Both boys and girls
  • Geographic Location: The main area covered is the North Inner City Inner city but there is no restriction on coming from outside this catchment area.
  • Address: 41 Lower Buckingham Street, Dublin 1
  • Email: belvedere@eircom.net
  • Contact Name: Manager Jenny Courtney / Gillian Collins CE Supervisor
  • Telephone: 01-8550282

BRADOG Youth Service

  • Service: BRADOG Youth Service
  • Specific Services Include: Bradóg is a confidential support centre for young people to promote and support social and personal development. Young people can come to hang out or get advice on many issues including education, job support, sexual health programmes, drop ins a place to hang out, fitness and wellbeing programmes, bike club, afterschool programmes, media, support and advice and outdoor activities as well as trips and fun activities within school holiday periods. We also take part in residential and international youth exchanges annually.
  • Referrals: To become a part of the centre visit our website, pop in for a chat with a youth worker or we take referrals from other community projects in the area. Our doors are open to anyone in the age catchment and we will give you a consent form to fill out and engage you in a programme of interest to you.
  • Age Group: 10-24 years
  • Geographic Location: Bradóg operates within the North West Inner-City covering areas within Dublin 1 and Dublin 7. These area bounderies include Smithfield, North King St, Greek St, Constitution Hill, Kevin Barry, Dorset St, Sheridan Court, Hardwicke St, Georges Place and all areas from the keys back to the Broadstone.
  • Address: 34 DOMINICK PLACE, GRANBY LANE, DUBLIN 1
  • Website: http://www.bradog.com
  • Email: maria.odonoghue@bradog.com
  • Contact Name: Maria O’Donoghue (Project Leader)
  • Telephone: 01-8748758

Capuchin Day Centre

  • Service: The Capuchin Day Centre welcome people in need of food aid, who have no home or are socially excluded The centre provides a caring non-judgemental service responsive to their needs
  • Specific Services Include: Hot Breakfast - 7.30am to 11.30am Monday to SaturdayThree Course Dinner - 12.30pm to 3.pm Doctor - Tuesday, Wednesday and ThursdayDentist - Wednesday and FridayChiropodist - FridayOptician - Check with surgeryDiabetes Service - Food Parcels - Every Wednesday 7.30am to 11.30amBaby food/Nappies - Monday 7.30am to 11.30am
  • Referrals: Drop in or by referral
  • Age Group: All ages. Under eighteen must be accompanied by a parent/Guardian.
  • Address: 29, Bow Street Dublin 7
  • Email: alan@capuchindaycentre.ie
  • Contact Name: Alan Bailey
  • Telephone: 01-8720770

CAVAN CENTRE – EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES PROGRAMME

  • Service: The Cavan centre is a community development project that offers three distinct programmes. 1. Adventure education 2. Training courses 3. Respite beaks. We also run a Trainee youth work programme.
  • Specific Services Include: The Cavan Centre is a community development project that offers three distinct programmes: 1. Adventure Education 2. Training Courses 3. Respite BreaksWe also run a Trainee Youth & Community Worker programme.
  • Referrals: They access our service through their youth services or community projects.
  • Age Group: 0 – Adults (All different groups from Youth Services, Youth reaches, Community Drugs Projects, Disability Groups & family respites etc) We primarily work with groups from the North Inner City Dublin; our services are available to all marginalised and disadvantaged communities.
  • Geographic Location: Dublin 1,2,3,4 & 7
  • Address: Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan
  • Website: http://www.cavancentre.ie
  • Email: Info@cavancentre.ie
  • Contact Name: Cavan Centre
  • Telephone: 049 8544436

CDETB Foundations Project - Child and Family Programmes

  • Service: After school education support and activities to families/children who are, or were accessing homeless services. One to one support.Weekly book club and outreach to homeless accommodation, such as B& B’sSummer Programme. Onward referralsWednesday mornings – Mother and Baby group, Parenting Classes
  • Specific Services Include: After school education support and activities to families/children who are, or were accessing homeless services. One to one support. Weekly book club and outreach to homeless accommodation, such as B&B’s Summer Programme. Excursions and outbound activities. Onward referrals Wednesday mornings – Mother and Baby group, Parenting Classes
  • Referrals: Referrals are made via professionals who are working with families, such as social workers, key workers, teachers and family support workers. Families can also be linked in through outreach work or families can self refer (information posters are placed in B & Bs). Professionals can refer families who are not homeless but who have high support needs.
  • Age Group: 5 - 7 years and 8 -10 years and 11 - 13 years (Some preschool/parent and child work offered too
  • Geographic Location: We have two clubs one in Dublin 1 (Tilly’s Sean Mac Dermott St) the other in Youthreach Parnell Square
  • Address: Parnell Adult Learning Centre, 1 Parnell Square, Dublin 1
  • Website: http://www.foundationsproject.ie
  • Contact Name: Clare Schofield
  • Telephone: 01 878 6658
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