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Dublin North East Region Prevention, Education and Advice On Dublin North East Region Prevention, Education and Advice on Substance Misuse and Related Issues Directory of Services 2006 Contents Index………………………………………………………………………….2 Foreword……………………………………………………………………...4 Artane Drug Awareness Programme……………………………………….. .5 Ana Wim Kilmore Drug Awareness Group…………………………………..6 Travact Traveller Support Group……………………………………………..7 Darndale Belcamp Drug Awareness Group…………………………………..8 Bonnybrook/Fairfield/Riverside Drug Awareness……………………………9 Donnycarney Drugs Project…………………………………………………..10 Donnycarney Youth Project…………………………………………………..11 Donnycarney Special CE Scheme…………………………………………….12 Childcare Bureau……………………………………………………………..13 Edenmore Drugs Intervention Team…………………………………………14 Howth Peninsula Drugs Awareness Group…………………………………..15 Kilbarrack Coastal Community Project………………………………………16 Media Initiative Collective (MIC) Project……………………………………18 Northside Counselling Service……………………………………………….19 Rehabilitation and Support Programme (RASP)………………………….….20 SPHERE 17 Regional Youth Service ………………………………………..21 Dublin North East Local Drugs Task Force………………………………….22 Drug Awareness Programme (DAP / Crosscare)……………………………..23 Northside Partnership…………………………………………………………24 Family Support Groups…………………………………………………….…25 School Based Education & Prevention Programmes – Secondary...…………26 Walk Tall – Primary…………………………………………………………..28 School Completion Programme………………………………………………29 Department of Education & Science Regional Office………………………..31 Youthreach……………………………………………………………………32 Community Awareness of Drugs……………………………………………..33 Garda Prevention Education Programmes……………………………………34 St. Monica's Youth Project…………………………………………………...37 Baldoyle Family Resource Centre……………………………………………38 Bonnybrook Youth Resource Centre…………………………………………39 Kilbarrack Community Development Project………………………………..40 Kilmore West Youth Project…………………………………………………41 Kilmore West Community Development Project………………………….…42 Priorswood Community Development Project…………………………….…43 Thread ………………………………………………………………………..44 Artane Coolock Resource Development Centre……………………………...45 HSE Addiction Services (Prevention Education)…………….………………46 Appendices Appendix 1 - Dublin North East Local Drugs Task Force Geographic Area…47 Foreword This document has been produced by the Prevention Education Sub Group of the Dublin North East Local Drugs Task Force. It is hoped that the information contained within the document will be of benefit to groups and organisations working throughout the community. We are particularly hopeful that this information will benefit drug prevention and education services in the Dublin North East region, through the creation of opportunities for collaboration and networking with other individuals committed to working towards the creation of a positive future for Dublin North East. ADAP - Artane Drug Awareness Programme Name of Organisation: Artane Drug Awareness Project (ADAP) Address: Artane Drug Awareness Project, 55 Gracefield Road, Artane D5. Main Number: 01-8187318 E-mail: [email protected] Website address: N/A Manager Mandy Scully Youth Worker Amel Yacef Tel: 01-8511697 What do we do? Working with children and young people in the Artane area, in and out of the school setting. Some of our activities include: boys and girls after schools groups, drama group, teenage drop in, drug awareness programs through personal development. We also work with “at risk” young people referred by local schools. We provide counselling and 1:1 support for local people to access drug treatment services. We run personal development courses for the adults and parents of the young people who use the centre. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Entry requirements – Anyone can call in or phone for a more in-depth chat. If a particular group is full, children and/or young people can leave their name and when a place becomes available they will be contacted. Ana Wim Kilmore Drug Awareness Group Name of Organisation: Ana Wim Kilmore Drug Awareness Group Address: Coolock Development Centre, Bunratty Drive, Coolock, Dublin 17 Main Number: 085-7767335 E-mail: [email protected] Website Address: N/A Manager Christy Dawson What do we do? To identify and work with substance mis-users with a primary focus on supporting their families. To support the client and their families through a variety of means: active listening, providing information or other support services, advocating and supporting them in attending services. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Entry requirements – None Costs - none Waiting lists – None Any other information on accessing help in your area. Other local agencies: Kilmore West Youth Project Youth Leader: Lorraine O Neill - (01) 8474548 Kilmore West CDP Manager: Martin Hamilton - (01) 8473333 Brookhaven Treatment Centre Contact: Marie Hanlon - (01) 8770205 Travact Traveller Support Group Name of Organisation: TravAct Address: Outreach Centre, Clonshaugh Ave, Priorswood, Dublin 17 Main Number: 01-8486515 E-mail: [email protected] Website address: n/a Manager Killian Forde Other contact names: Health Project Worker: Marion Mc Kenna Education Project Worker: Nellie Ward Drugs Outreach Worker: Davey Joyce Community Worker: Paddy Mc Donagh Enterprise and Employment Project: John Phelan Youth Project: Becca Gallagher Accommodation Project: Winnie Mc Donagh Who do we help? TravAct is a Traveller focused training and advocacy group. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. TravAct services and projects are open to Travellers living or staying in the Dublin 5, 13 and 17 postal districts. Any other information on accessing help in your area. TravAct is open Monday to Friday from 9.15 to 5.30. Darndale/Belcamp Drugs Awareness Group Name of Organisation: Darndale Belcamp Drug Awareness Group Address: Unit 3, Rear of Parish hall, Darndale, Dublin 17. Main Number: 01-8487733 E-mail: [email protected] Website Address: N/A Manager: Vacant Other contact names and numbers: Project Worker: Angela Mc Loughlin Community Support worker: John Mc Carthy Drop in and Drug free programme: Margaret Smith. Who do we help? Target group: People from the Darndale, Belcamp and Moatview community. Activities: Referrals, 1 to 1 support, family support, liaise with community agencies, prison visits, complimentary therapies, drop in + drug free time. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Entry requirements: Clients must live in Darndale, Belcamp and Moatview area. Costs: Free and confidential. Waiting lists – None. Any other information on accessing help in your area. Opening times: Mon to Thursday: 9.00am – 4.30pm Friday: 9.00am – 1.00pm Bonnybrook/Fairfield/Riverside Drug Awareness Name of Organisation: Bonnybrook/Fairfield/Riverside Drug Awareness Address: Brookhaven Rehabilitation Centre, Glin Rd, Bonnybrook, Coolock, Dublin 17 Main Number: 01 – 8770205 E-mail: [email protected] Website address: N/A Manager Marie Hanlon Other contact names: Chairperson: Eddie Hanlon Treasurer: Eileen Doyle What do we do? Who do we help? Target group: Drug users and their families. Activities: 1:1 counselling, family support, outreach, treatment and rehabilitation referrals, personal development, reflexology, spiritual healing, family cope programme, arts and crafts, addiction management, Narcotics Anonymous meetings, prison links work, beautician drugs education programme. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Entry requirements: Open to all. Waiting lists: Please contact the project directly for further information. Any other information on accessing help in your area. Clinics opening hours: Workers clinic: Wed 8am to 10am Normal clinic: Wed 10am – 1pm, Thursday 2pm – 4pm, Friday 9am – 1 pm. Donnycarney Drugs Project Name of Organisation: Donnycarney Drugs Project Address: Donnycarney Youth & Community Centre, Donnycarney, Dublin 5. Main Number: 01-8314985 / 01-8510378 E-mail: [email protected] Website Address: www.dyp.ie Manager: Vacant Main Contact: Veronica Mahon Who do we help? Target group – People living within the Donnycarney area. Activities – Drop in clinic, methadone maintenance, counselling, key working, CE scheme, outreach work etc. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Entry requirements – Resident in the Donnycarney area. Costs - Free of charge Waiting lists – There is a waiting list for people wanting to get on to the clinic and the CS scheme. Please check with the project directly for more information. Donnycarney Youth Project Name of Organisation: Donnycarney Youth Project Address: Donnycarney Youth & Community Centre, Donnycarney, Dublin 5. Main Number: 01- 8314985 E-mail: [email protected] Website Address: www.dyp.ie Manager: Vacant Other contact names and numbers: Youth Workers: Marie Holton Mark Greene Virginia Torres Who do we help? We work with young people between the ages of 10 and 21 years. Some of the activities we provide are, sports, arts, computers, sexual health, alcohol and drug awareness, drama, film-making, stained glass, jewellery making, sewing, jobs clubs and training of youth volunteers. Entry requirements/waiting lists etc. Resident in the Donnycarney area. Donnycarney Special CE Scheme Name of Organisation: Donnycarney Special CE Scheme Address: Donnycarney Youth & Community Centre, Donnycarney, Dublin 5. Main Number: 01-8314985 / 01-8510378 E-mail: [email protected] Website Address: www.dyp.ie CE Supervisor: Veronica Mahon Support Worker: Jean Goad Who do we help? Target group – People recovering from substance abuse whose objective is to re-enter the active workplace. Activities – Literacy skills,
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