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CHO 4 - Service Provider Resumption of Adult Day Services Portal For further information please contact your service provider directly. Last updated 2/03/21 Service Provider Organisation Location Id Day Service Location Name Address Area Telephone Number Email Address BARROG HEALTHCARE 3795 BARROG HEALTHCARE Unit 1 Mayfield Business Park, Old Youghal Road, Mayfield CORK NORTH LEE 086 837 9857 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2461 BOC - ACTIVE RETIRED 10 The Priory, Bandon, Co Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4850314 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2464 BOC - ASHFORD HOUSE Clogheen, Blarney, Co. Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4850311 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2467 BOC - INCHVALE HOUSE Inchvale House, Douglas West, Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2545 BOC AISLIG CAP LOTAMORE 14 Dunard, Lotamore, Mayfield CORK NORTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2548 BOC AISLING CAP CONNAUGHT AVENUE 7 Ardeevin, Connaught Avenue CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2552 BOC AISLING CAP IVY CIRCLE BALLINCOLLIG 18 Ivy Circle, Muskerry Estate, Ballincollig CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2551 BOC AISLING CAP MAHON 1 Castle Close, Mahon CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1364 BOC AISLING CAP SILVERSPRINGS ROAD Aisling House, Lower Silversprings Road, Mayfield CORK NORTH LEE 0214344102 adult [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2546 BOC AISLING CAP WHITETHORN BALLINCOLLIG 3 Whitethorn Drive, Ballincollig CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1464 BOC ARD NA LAOI HOLISTIC CENTRE Lota, Glanmire, Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 393 BOC BANDON Rosmini Resource Centre, Patrick'S Quay, Bandon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1846 BOC BANDON COMMUNITY SUPPORT The Town Hall, Bandon CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4850314 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3794 BOC CARA CENTRE Market Quay, Heron Court, Bandon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 4181413 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 83 BOC CARITAS TRAINING CENTRE Doughcloyne Industrial Estate, Sarsfield Road, Wilton P72 Ny19 CORK SOUTH LEE 086 847 469 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3543 BOC CARRIGALINE CAP Mount Rivers Close, Carrigaline CORK SOUTH LEE 086 703 8141 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3991 BOC CASA MIA 5 Shamrock Park, Silversprings, T23 K5p7 CORK NORTH LEE 087 360 6570 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3784 BOC CASADH St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1452 BOC CASTLEHYDE DAY SERVICE Castlehyde, Courtyard, Fermoy Cork CORK NORTH 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1463 BOC CASTLEVIEW DAY SERVICE Lota, Glanmire, Co. Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4850311 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2469 BOC COIS CEIM Lota, Glanmire, Co Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 680 BOC COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES Chapel Gate, Time Square, Ballincollig Co Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4850311 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3992 BOC CURRAHEEN 9 Bridgefield Close, Curraheen, Bishopstown T12 V061 CORK SOUTH LEE 086 819 3442 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3788 BOC FIUNTAS Rosmini Resource Centre, Patricks Quay, Bandon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1453 BOC FOCUS DAY SERVICE Lota, Glanmire, Co Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3787 BOC HORTICULTURE St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3785 BOC LAEIR St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3782 BOC LE CHEILE St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2463 BOC LEE CENTRE 2 Oliver Plunkett Street, Bandon, Co. Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1366 BOC ST PATRICKS UPTON SERVICES St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon, Co Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 385 BOC THE BROOK - CORK Donnybrook Industrial Estate, Donnybrook, Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 2470 BOC THE LODGE Farmers Cross, Kinsale Road, Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4850311 [email protected] 1 Service Provider Organisation Location Id Day Service Location Name Address Area Telephone Number Email Address BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 1841 BOC THE MANSE Lota, Glanmire, Co. Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 4344102 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3783 BOC THE ORCHARDS St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3786 BOC VALETING St Patricks Upton Service, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] BROTHERS OF CHARITY CORK 3781 BOC WOODVIEW DAY SERVICE St Patricks Upton Services, Innishannon CORK SOUTH LEE 086 8066645 [email protected] CAMPHILL COMMUNITIES 1748 CAMPHILL COMMUNITY DINGLE Doonsheane, Dingle, Co Kerry KERRY 066 9152512 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 85 COACTION BANTRY Slip Rd, Bantry, Cork CORK WEST 027-50114 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 90 COACTION BEARA North Road, Castletownbere CORK WEST 027-70835 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 2488 COACTION CLONAKILITY Convent Way, Clonakility, Cork CORK WEST 023 8836810 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 2486 COACTION DUNMANWAY HUB Main Street, Dunmanway, Cork CORK WEST 023 8855578 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 2489 COACTION POSABILITIES AUTISM Townshend Street, Skibbereen, Co. Cork CORK WEST 028 40250 [email protected] CO-ACTION WEST CORK 89 COACTION SKIBB/CLONAKILTY Mardyke, Skibbereen CORK WEST 028-40250 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2608 COPE AN TUATH NUA Bonninton, Montenotte CORK NORTH LEE 021 4643264 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2607 COPE AN TURAS 1, 2 & 3 Bonnington, Montenotte CORK NORTH LEE 021 4643198 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1770 COPE ARD DARA Bonnington, Montenotte CORK NORTH LEE 021 4643120 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1769 COPE ARD NA GAOITHE HOLLYHILL Ard Na Gaoithe, Holyhill CORK NORTH LEE 0221 4643476 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2490 COPE BALLINTEMPLE HUB "SPEIRE" 2 Russett Court, Douglas, Cork CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4643514 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 3863 COPE BONNINGTON 1 Bonnington, Montenotte CORK NORTH LEE COPE FOUNDATION 96 COPE CLONAKILTY CENTRE Clogheen, Clonakilty, P85 Pa00 CORK WEST 023 8834955 aherneg@cope-foundation COPE FOUNDATION 2341 COPE COBH DAY CENTRE Cobh Great Island Community Centre, 17 Orilla Terrace, Cobh CORK NORTH LEE 086 8523879 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1775 COPE ENNISMORE Bonnington, Montenotte CORK NORTH LEE 021 4551142 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1772 COPE FERMOY DAY CENTRE Bonnington, Montenotte CORK NORTH 021 4643514 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 95 COPE FOUNDATION CORK Bonnington, Montenotte CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4643272 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1515 COPE GLASHEEN BAYS Sandymount Avenue, Glasheen, Cork T12w227 CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4643545 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1766 COPE JOHN BERMINGHAM CENTRE GLASHEEN Sandymount Avenue, Glasheen, T12 W227 CORK NORTH LEE 021 4643514 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 97 COPE MALLOW Quaterstown Industrial Estate, Mallow CORK NORTH 022-20145 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1762 COPE MIDLETON Broomfield, Midleton CORK NORTH LEE 021 4632704 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 3004 COPE MIDLETON HUB Oatencake, Cork Road, Midleton CORK NORTH LEE 021 4643410 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2335 COPE NASC Bonnington, Montenotte, Cork CORK NORTH LEE 021 6463198 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1361 COPE OAKLANDS GARDEN CENTRE Freemount Road, Kanturk CORK NORTH 029 51081 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2338 COPE POPES QUAY HUB Floor 3, North Quay House, Popes Quay T23ny64 CORK NORTH 021 4643410 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 386 COPE QDS Vicars Road, Togher, Cork T12ycc0 CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4643410 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2342 COPE QDS HUB Vicars Road, Togher, Cork T12ycc0 CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4643410 craughwella.cope-foundation.ie COPE FOUNDATION 1368 COPE SKIBBEREEN Mill Road, Skibbereen CORK WEST 086 0467929 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 1783 COPE TEACH CAIRDE CLONAKILTY Clonakility CORK WEST 086 0466043 [email protected] 2 Service Provider Organisation Location Id Day Service Location Name Address Area Telephone Number Email Address COPE FOUNDATION 2681 COPE THE HUB CLONAKILITY Hartes Courtyard, Clonakility, P85 Kx76 CORK WEST 023 8834955 [email protected] COPE FOUNDATION 2336 COPE THE VILLAGE 2 Keysers Court, Frences Key, Cork T12h996 CORK SOUTH LEE 021 4317070 [email protected] CORK ASSOCATION FOR AUTISM 2281 ASPECT CORK Penrose Wharf, Penrose Quay CORK NORTH LEE 021 2393678 [email protected] CORK ASSOCATION FOR AUTISM 2283 ASPECT
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