DUBLIN 12 LOCAL DRUG TASK FORCE ‘Walk in my shoes’ DIRECTORY Services available for Drug and Alcohol service users and their families from the Dublin 12 area. DUBLIN 12 LOCAL DRUG TASK FORCE ‘Walk in my shoes’ DIRECTORY Contents
Contents
Introduction 2
Services by category: SECTION 1: 5 ACTIVE DRUG USE 1a) Outreach, Harm Reduction and Needle 5 Exchange Services 1b) Accomodation Services 7 1c) Education / Training Services 7
SECTION 2: 10 STABILISATION 2a) Treatment and Health Services 10 2b) Accomodation Services 11 2c) Education/Training Services 12
SECTION 3: 13 DETOXIFICATION, REHABILITATION & AFTERCARE 3a) Treatment and Health Services 13 3b) Education / Training Services 15
SECTION 4: 16 SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES
SECTION 5: 18 CHILDCARE
SECTION 6: 20 ALCOHOL SERVICES
SECTION 7: 26 OTHER USEFUL SERVICES
1 Introduction
Introduction This directory is published to coincide with the beginning of the implementation of the National Rehabilitation Strategy in the Dublin 12 area. It aims to present services available for Addiction service users in the Dublin 12 area. It is hoped that the directory will prove to be a useful guide for services involved in the care and case management process and facilitate service users move through the relevant services as seamlessly as possible. From the outset there was a determination to ensure a client centered approach. Each stage of the addiction process was examined to ascertain what services were available. In this context the four stages of addiction identified were; ➢ Active Drug Use, ➢ Stabilisation, ➢ Detoxification & Rehabilitation; ➢ Aftercare. This also reflects the four tier system as outlined by the NDRIC as evidenced in Figure 1.
FIGURE 1
TIER 1 Inerventions where main focus is not drug treatment
Family Support TIER 2 Social Care Drug-related Inerventions
TIER 3 Pharmacies Specialist Drug-related Community Inerventions Based
Job Seeking Housing Skills TIER 4 Support Specialist Dedicated Inpatient or Residential Prison Units or Wards Community Setting Setting
Primary Care Outreach
Hospital Setting Employment Education Support Services
Specialist Addiction Services Vocational Criminal Justice Training & Probation Services
General Healthcare Setting
Rehabilitation Services/Interventions as seen within the accepted National Rehabilitation strategy Four Tier Model of Care. 2 Introduction
In addition, in keeping with the National Rehabilitation Strategy there was a determination to ensure the service user was kept at the centre and to capture the services available to address a range of issues that are traditionally important to those affected by addiction (Figure 2).
FIGURE 2
Drug Specific Interventions General Health Services, Health Aftercare Promotion, Mental, Physical and Intellectual Disability Employment Transition (including Programmes community (e.g. structured employment), pre-induction) Work Placements Service Community Budgeting User Integration, and Money Social and Management Recreational Activities
Family Housingand Support Tenancy and Support, Childcare Independent Living Educationand Justice,Law Training, and Criminal Personal Issues Support Development
3 Introduction
As many services are specific to the stage of treatment it was important to categorise each service in this way. For example both housing and training/education services available to you differ if you are an active drug user, if you have stabilised on treatment, or if you have achieved drug free status. In this context the following categories were identified; Treatment, Homelessness, Training/Education. Sections were also dedicated to Family Support, Childcare, and Alcohol Services and one section contains details for a range of other useful services. While treatment is seen as a key service, those affected by addiction often present with a range of issues that are inter-dependant and inter-related. There is recognition that there is a need for a holistic approach and that no one agency has the resources or the skills to address multiple issues. An interagency approach is identified as the best approach in meeting the needs of those affected by addiction. The inter agency approach provides mutual support for services involved and can impact positively in meeting the needs of the service user. Every effort has been made to ensure that all details contained in this document were as accurate and up to date as possible.
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SECTION 1: ACTIVE DRUG USE Treatment and Health Services:
It should be noted that there are a range of services provided by the HSE for the general public which can be accessed by problem drug users at all stages of their addiction. In addition a range of services are provided through the Addiction Services: 1a) Outreach, Harm Reduction and Needle Exchange Services
NEEDLE EXCHANGE LOCATIONS AND TIMES DUBLIN MID LEINSTER.
HARM REDUCTION AVAILABILITY LOCATION CONTACT & NEEDLE EXCHANGE Outreach Mondays-Fridays Dublin 12 area. Michael Gormley T: 086 380 3843 Cross Task Force Mondays-Fridays Dublin 12 area. Paul Holdaway Harm Reduction service T: 086 0453822
NEEDLE TIME LOCATION CONTACT EXCHANGE Ballyfermot Peter Homan T: 087 7980175. Sandra Taylor T: 087 7980130. Lord Edward Street 12pm-2pm Coolmine Building Loretta Ratcliffe Tuesdays Lord Edward Street T: 086 6041013 Clodagh Rooney. T: 086 6040129 Sean Mg Uidir T: 0866057150 Rialto 3.30-5.00pm Tuesday Rialto Community Derek Bolger Community Drug Team. Thursday 4.00- 6:00pm Drug Team T: 086 6041014
Inchicore Community Friday 4pm-5pm Inchicore Derek Bolger Drug Team Community Drug T: 086 6041014 Team
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1b) Accomodation Services Following recent changes in the Homeless Sector it is advisable that all homeless service users register with both the Homeless Persons Unit and Central Placement Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT TARGET GROUP DETAILS Homeless Persons Men: Oisin House, T: 1800 724724 New Homeless Unit Pearse St Dublin 2 Monday –Friday (Payments only) Women/Families: 41 10am-5pm Castle St. Dublin 2 Assessment and Parkgate Hall 6-9 24 Hour helpline Homeless Men 2-4pm Placement Service Conygham Road T: 1800707707 Mon to Friday (Referrals to Dublin 8 Homeless Women/ accommodation) families 10am-12pm Mon-Fri Depaul Ireland 1 Back Lane, T: 01 4537111 Men – Over 18 Christchurch, D8 Clancy Nightshelter 69 Blessington Street, T: 01 8601703 Men/Women – 18-35’s D. 7 Orchid House 143 James Street, D. 8 T: 01 4537111 Men/Women – Over 18
Tus Nua Apts 136 North Circular Rd, T: 01 8384677 Women – 17-65 D. 7 Sundial House 140 James Street, T: 01 6339226 Men/Women – Over 35 D. 8 Salvation Army York House, T: 01 4763337 Men – Over 25 Lifehouse Project, Longford Street Little, Dublin 2 Circle Housing 3 Castle Street, T: 01 4072110/2 Housing Association Dublin 2
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1c) Education / Training Services Most of the Community Employment Programmes and Community training centres identified also include literacy tuition in their services.
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT DETAILS Soilse 1 – 2 Henrietta Place, 01-8724922 Dublin 1.
Welcome Programme 19 Lord Edward Street, 01 6770691
Merchants Quay 28 Winetavern Street, 01-5240160 Dublin 8.
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Homeless Outreach Services in Dublin Inner City
DAY ORGANISATION AREA TIME SERVICES CONTACT PROVIDED DETAILS Monday The Mustard Seed 2 Walking teams, 9-11pm • Tea Dougie Hobson one on the • Coffee T: 087 2943484 northside and one • Soup and on the southside Sandwiches • Sleeping Bags Tuesday Apostolic Soup Run Meet at Central 8-10pm • Food Pastor Pat Bank near Trinity • Clothes Fitzgerald, College Apostolic Church, • Sleeping Bags Pierce St. T: 086 6032752
Wednesday The Stew Crew The Northside 8-11pm • Food Josh at the Pro- • Clothes T: 085 7650797 Cathedral, • Sleeping Bags Marlborough St. Thursday No Bucks Café Walk on Café 8-11pm • Food Ritchie (Tiglin) Bus parked at • Clothes T: 085 7650797 Pro-Cathedral, • Sleeping Bags Marlborough Street • Outreach Referrals 2 Walking Teams one Northside • Key working on and Southside the street Monday, Light House 20 Mount Joy 6.15-8pm • Hot Meals Rachid Tuesday, Square East, • Second Hand T: 085 1032540 Thursday, Dublin 1. Clothes Saturday Sunday Dublin Central Tours the City 8pm • Food Gillian Monday Mission • Jumpers Gillian.stephens@ Tuesday dcmiss.ie Wednesday Monday – Simon Community Tours the City Every • Food Soup Run team Sunday Soup Run Night • Works with T: 01 8895800 Rough Sleepers or email ptv@ Team dubsimon.ie
ALL OF THE ABOVE SERVICES ARE VOLUNTARILY RUN AND ARE FREE.
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HOMELESS OUTREACH SERVICES IN DUBLIN INNER CITY CONTINUED
DAY ORGANISATION AREA TIME SERVICES CONTACT PROVIDED DETAILS Monday - Simon Community The team 8am to • Support to Rough Sleeper Team Sunday Rough Sleeper Team visits existing Midnight rough sleepers T: 01 8720185 Service Users Mon-Fri to engage with [email protected] and makes new mainstream 3pm to contacts at their services Midnight skippers (where including they sleep), at Sat/Sun emergency meal-centres accommodation, and day-centres, • Addiction and anywhere treatment accessed by options, people who are • Social welfare homeless payments, primary healthcare, food and clothing needle exchange
Monday Merchants Quay Open Access Drop-In • Drop in MQI Open Access to Friday Centre, River Service • Crisis support, Centre, Rivebank with limited bank Building, (See below referral advice Building, 13 Merchants service 13 Merchants Quay, Dublin 8 for times) • Meals services available on Quay, Dublin 8. – breakfast and T: 01 524 0927 Sunday E: [email protected] Primary lunch. W: www.mq.ie Healthcare • Primary Service healthcare (See below) Service including doctor, nurse, chiropodist and dentist. • Outreach • Needle exchange
Drop-In Service Monday-Friday: 7.30am - 1.00pm and 1.45pm - 4.30pm Open Tuesday: 7.30am - 9am and 1.45pm - 4.30pm only Sunday: 7.15am - 1.00pm Varying times for meals see website Primary healthcare Service Monday - Friday 10.00am - 1.00pm and 1.45 - 4.30pm Open Tuesday: 1.45pm - 4.30pm only
ALL OF THE ABOVE SERVICES ARE VOLUNTARILY RUN AND ARE FREE.
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SECTION 2: STABILISATION
2 a) Treatment and Health Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT Trinity Court 31 Pearse Street, T: 01 6488600 Dublin 2
The Lodge Addiction Health Centre, Old County Rd, T: 01 4154806 Centre Crumlin, D 12 Drimnagh Addiction Health Centre, Curlew Rd, T: 01 4059361 Centre Drimnagh, D 12 Addiction Response 101 Cashel Road, Crumlin T: 01 4563131 Crumlin - Prescribing Service YODA (under 18’s) Glenabbey Building, Belgard Rd, T: 01 4665040 Tallaght, Dublin 24. Addiction Response The Annex, 160a, Sunshine T: 01 4113222 Crumlin - under 18 Industrial Estate, Crumlin, programme Dublin12. Cuan Dara Cherryorchard Hospital T: 01 6206050 Ballyfermot Dublin 10 Pregnant female drug users
It is important to recognise that all those attending HSE addiction treatment services have access to numerous professional services including: Outreach * Doctors * Nurses * Counsellors * Psychologists* Psychiatrists * Rehab/ Integration staff * Hepatitis C Liaison nurse * Nursing/Midwifery services. There are also support services such as counsellors, holistic treatments and family support available in community projects such as Walkinstown Greenhills Resource Centre and Addiction Response Crumlin. There are stabilisation beds available for pregnant service users in Cuan Dara. In addition there are GENERAL PRACTITIONERS and COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS involved in the delivery of addiction services within Dublin 12:
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2b) Accomodation Services Following recent changes in the Homeless Sector it is advisable that all homeless service users register with both the Homeless Persons Unit and Central Placement Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT TARGET GROUP Focus Ireland George’s Hill, Halston St, D7 T: 01 8786514 Single homeless people, www.focusireland.ie families and couples with support needs YMCA St Peters Place, St Peters Row T: 01 4791619 18-30 yr old homeless D8 Salvation Army Granby 9/10 Granby Row, T: 01 8725500 Age 21 plus, with support Dublin 1 needs Dublin Simon 1 Georges Place Dublin 1 T: 01 8788790 Age 18 + with support needs www.dubsimon.ie Daisyhouse 6 Emor Street, Portobello, T: 01 4546078 Females age 18 to 60 who Dublin 8. are homeless and have support needs. Rendu Apartments North William Street, T: 01 4537111 Females age 18 to 65 who Dublin 1. are homeless and have [email protected] support needs with or without children.
Dublin 12 Local Drugs Task Force catchment area
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2c) Education/Training Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT Addiction Response Sunshine Ind. Est. , Crumlin, T: 01 4113222 Crumlin Dublin 12 Turas Unit C & C1, Bluebell Business T: 01 4505069 Pk, Dublin 12 Liberties Recycling Unit D1C Bluebell Ind.Est., T: 01 4193999 Dublin 12 Merchants Quay 28 Winetavern Street, Dublin 8 T: 01 5240160
Pearse College Clogher Road, Crumlin, T: 01 4536661 Dublin 12 Crumlin College Crumlin Rd, Dublin 12. T: 01 4540662
Liberties College Bull Alley Street, Dublin 8. T: 01 4540044
Inchicore College Luby Rd, Inchicore, Dublin 8. T: 01 4535358
Funding for college can be availed of through: VTOS Back to Education Initiative St. Vincent De Paul Education Bursary Contact local colleges for information.
12 SECTION 3: DETOXIFICATION, REHABILITATION & AFTERCARE SECTION 3: DETOXIFICATION, REHABILITATION & AFTERCARE 3a) Treatment and Health Services Non-residential Detoxification and Rehabilitation Services ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT SERVICES PROVIDED D12 Community Detox Addiction Response T: 01 4113222 Structured education and Programme Crumlin, Sunshine Centre, support programme for Adults Sunshine Industrial Estate, Must be referred by Dublin 12 prescribing doctor in Service users clinic HSE Rehab Integration Bridge House Cherry T: 086 7910124 Support for service users Service Orchard, Ballyfermot, T: 01 6206434 to access services along the Dublin 10. T: 01 6206445 continuum of care. Addiction Response Sunshine Ind. Est. , T: 01 4113222 Provides a range of structured Crumlin Programme Crumlin, Dublin 12 rehabilitation services including: Induction, Stabilisation and Education training and aftercare programmes
Residential Detoxification and Rehabilitation Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT SERVICES PROVIDED Cuan Dara Cherry Orchard T: 01 6206050 Male and Female Hospital, Dublin 10 Residential detox Programme. Beaumont Beaumont Hospital, D9 T: 01 8093288 Male and Female detox Programme. Cuan Mhuire Athy, Co.Kildare T: 059 8631090 Male and Female www.cuanmhuire.ie 12 Week Residential Programme Cuan Mhuire Bruree, Limerick T: 063 90555 Male and Female www.cuanmhuire.ie 12 Week Residential Programme Aiseiri (Wexford) Roxborough, T: 053/914 1818 Male & Female Co.Wexford [email protected] Residential treatment programme Aislinn Ballyragget, T: 056 8836146 Male and Female / (Ballygragget) Co.Kilkenny. www.aislinn.ie 15-21 years of age 6 Week Residential Programme. 13 SECTION 3: DETOXIFICATION, REHABILITATION & AFTERCARE
3A) TREATMENT AND HEALTH SERVICES CONTINUED
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT SERVICES PROVIDED Hyde Park Drumcondra, D9 T: 01 8377883 Male and Female Residential www.mqi.ie 17 Week Residential Detox Programme.
Frances Farm Tullow, Co. Carlow T: 059 918 0566 Male and Female Detox Unit www.mqi.ie 1 Year Residential Programme.
Rutland Knocklyon Road T: 01 4946358 18 +, male and female, Templeogue D 16 www.rutlandcentre.ie 5 week programme
Coolmine The Lodge (men) T: 01 6794822 Mens Residential and Ashleigh T: 086 1230145 • 30 places with 2 Methadone Detox House (Women) www.coolmine.ie places. Womens Residential • 15 places with 2 detox places. • Mother and child accommodation provided. Lantern Project PMVT Headoffice, T: 01 8230776 Male and Female Over 18 29 Mountjoy www.pmvtrust.ie 6 Week Residential Detox Programme. Square, Dublin 1.
The projects listed below are residential aftercare facilities, requiring participants to be drug free prior to admission
Teen Challenge Tiglin, Ashford, T: 040440010 • Faith based residential drug free (Tiglin) Co Wicklow • Programme with www.tiglin.ie • 25 beds for men and 8 beds for women. • Services include: horticulture, cookery money management skills ,crafts Counselling, pre-entry medical supervision, and training opportunities, Merchants Quay - St Francis Farm, T: . 059 9151369 • Situated in a working environment, St Francis Farm, Carlow. • Service Users gain work experience Tullow, Carlow in animal care, vegetable production www.mqi.ie and in general farming. Psycho-social T: 01 5240160 28 Winetavern St., model with group therapy and1-1 Dublin 8 counselling, education and personal development. • 11 Beds Provided /1 Year Residential
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3A) TREATMENT AND HEALTH SERVICES CONTINUED
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT SERVICES PROVIDED Keltoi C/O St. Marys T: 01 6201571 • Gym, Vegetable Garden, and IT room Hospital, with instruction provided. Creates a Phoenix Park, real life working environment. 50% of Dublin 8. the time is engaged in work • One to one counselling and therapy. • Therapeutic group work is primarily cognitive behavourial, focusing on individual relapse factors. • Supports Service Users in integrating back into the community. • 12 Beds Provided Camino Network Meadowbrook, T: 046 9549241 • Rehabilitation aftercare service for Enfield Clonburry Cross T: 087 2195283 males over the age of 18. Enfield, Co Meath www.caminonetwork. • Services offered: com • Counselling, keyworking, • Group therapy and NA meetings.
Many of the residential services also provide aftercare programmes for graduates. This would include Coolmine, Keltoi, Enfield, Merchants Quay. Many also provide aftercare houses which provide a safe environment for Service Users who have achieved drug free status e.g. Coolmine, Simon and Enfield.
3b) Education / Training Services
ORGANISATION ADDRESS CONTACT Soilse 1-2 Henrietta Place /Off North T: 01 8724922 King St, Dublin 1 Coolmine Ashleigh House, Damastown T: 01 6404087 Walk, Ind Est, D15 Addiction Response Sunshine Ind. Est. , Crumlin, T: 01 4113222 Crumlin Aftercare Dublin 12 Programme Merchants Quay c/o Casadh, Newmarket Square T: 01 5240160 D8 ACRG 48 Seville Place, Dublin 1. T: 01 8878861
Matt Talbot Kylemore Rd, Ballyfermot, T: 01 6264899 Dublin 10
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SECTION 4: SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES ORGANISATION CONTACT LIST SERVICES PROVIDED Addiction Response Michelle O Brien • Information/Advocacy Crumlin Family Support T: 01 4113222 / 087 7707511 • Keyworking Sunshine Ind.Est. • Outreach Service Crumlin Rd, D12 • Peer Support Group • Referral for Counselling and other services if required • Holistics • Afterschool club for children lower Crumlin Walkinstown Greenhills Ann Nugent • Information Resource Centre T: 01 4198630 Unit 16, • Peer Support group-open group Bridgecourt Business Park, • Tuesdays 6-8.30pm Walkinstown Dublin 12 • Referral for counselling & other services if required • Holistics Circle of Strength Family Josie Russell T: 087 7593260 • Peer Support Group Support Group National Family Support 16 Talbot Street, Dublin 1 • Information on Family Support Network T: 01 8365168 • List of all Family Support Groups www.fsn.ie • New and Events
Family Support Agency Family Support Agency, • Promotion and dissemination of 4th Floor, information about marriage and St.Stephens Grn House, relationship education, parenting Earlsfort Terrace, D. 2 and family related matters. T: 01 6114100 [email protected] Alcohol Action Ireland Butler Court, 25 Great Strand • Information on Alcohol Street, Rear, Dub 1 • Services Available www.alcoholireland.ie • Alcohol Policy T: 01 8780610
Alcoholics Anonymous General Service Office of • 12 Step Meetings, Al-anon, Alcoholics Anonymous, Unit Al-teen, Nar-anon NA (Go to 2, Block C., Website to find a meeting) Santry Business Park, • Open AA meetings available to Swords Rd, Dublin 9. families/supportive others. www.alcoholanonymous.ie T: 01 8420700
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SECTION 4: SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES CONTINUED
ORGANISATION CONTACT LIST SERVICES PROVIDED Loreto Centre Brede Quirke • A community education centre that offers Loreto Centre courses and counselling to people in the Crumlin, Dublin 12 Dublin 12 area. T: 01 4541078 • Holistic approach to education and offers a wide range of courses e.g. womens studies, outreach UCD courses and pre-university course (DIT) • Counselling and Psychotherapy service is available at a low cost, often on a sliding scale based on the individuals ability to pay. Rainbows National Office, Loreto Centre, • Provide support for children and young Crumlin Road, Dublin 12. Ph 014734175 people who have experienced a significant [email protected] loss in their life. Rainbows Greenhills St.Pauls Senior Primary School, Greenhills, Dublin 12. T: 01 4506019 Opening Hours-School Hours Rainbows St.Kevins College: Brian Comerford, Clogher Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12. T: 01 4536397 Opening Hours: Monday Friday 8.00am – 5.00Pm Rainbows Mourne Road GNS Eileen Barrington Our Lady of Good Counsel GNS, Drimnagh, Dublin 12 T: 01 4557011 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9.10am – 2.45pm Anam Cara Sharon Vard, • Offers peer support to parents after the loss Unit 3, of a son and daughter 78 Walkinstown Rd, • Organises formal and informal events for Dublin 12 bereaved parents and siblings to attend, T: 085 2888888 ranging from family picnics to professional guest speakers at satellite groups around Ireland • Private message forum • Family Social Events • Creative Events • Celebration of Life Services Kairos Counselling Phylis Behan, Provides counselling and psychotherapy to 29 St.Marys Drive, adults, couples, groups and teenagers Walkinstown, • Suicide Prevention Dublin 12 • Supervision for therapists T: 01 4099742 • Occasional workshops • Provides a reduced cost service-fees are negotiated with Service Users based on their ability to pay Bethany Bluebell Sr. Anne Ryan, • Support Service for the bereaved, which Bereavement Group Our Lady of the Wayside, will be available to offer comfort and Bluebell, Dublin 12 support in whatever way it can Dublin 12 Community [email protected] Action on Suicide www.facebook.com/D12CAS
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ECCE – Early Childhood Care and Education Scheme (Free Preschool Year) CSS – Community Childcare Subvention Scheme (subsidised childcare places for parents receiving Social Welfare payments) CETS – Childcare Education and Training Scheme (subsidised childcare places for parents attending VEC and FAS courses) Early Start – is a one-year preventative intervention scheme offered in selected schools in designated disadvantaged areas in Ireland.
NAME OF MANAGER ADDRESS COMMUNITY/ TYPE OF CHILDCARE SERVICE PRIVATE SERVICE SCHEMES Care Bear World Caroline Cummins 37 Ravensdale Park Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4067799 Crumlin, Sessional CETS Caroline_the_carebear@yahoo. Dublin 12 Afterschool co.uk Carousel Creche Geraldine Keavney 7 Bangor Drive Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4541258 Crumlin, Sessional CETS [email protected] Dublin 12 Afterschool
Chestnut Daycare Laura Higgins 1 Innismore Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4563889 St. Agnes Road, CETS [email protected] Crumlin, Dublin 12
Community Pre- Chris Kerrigan Our Lady of Good Community Sessional ECCE school Playgroup T: 085 7309280 Counsel N.S. [email protected] Knocknaree Rd, Drimnagh, D 12 Cosy Kids.com Kelly Bowe 265 Crumlin Road Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4560309 Crumlin, Dublin 12 CETS [email protected]
Creative Kids & Co Avril Glennon 12 Old County Glen Private Full day care CETS T: 01 4533983 Crumlin, Dublin 12 Afterschool [email protected]
Creative Kids & Valerie Gaynor Assumption Primary Private Sessional ECCE Co @ Assumption T: 089 4214189 School (morning and Primary School [email protected] Walkinstown, Dublin 12 afternoon) Crumlin Childcare n/a Pearse Memorial Park Community Full Day Care ECCE Centre T: 01 4099532 Windmill Road Sessional CSS [email protected] Crumlin, Dublin 12 Afterschool CETS Daisy Chain Barbara Brogan 53 Keeper Road Community Sessional ECCE T: 01 4537579 Drimnagh, (morning and [email protected] Dublin 12 afternoon) Forget-Me-Not Maria Peterson St. John Bosco Youth Private Sessional ECCE Montessori T: 087 7851194 Centre, Davitt Road [email protected] Drimnagh, Dublin 12 Happy Phases Allyson Gaffney 118 Kimmage Road Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4559065 West Kimmage, Afterschool CETS [email protected] Dublin 12 Sessional It’s A Small World Deirdre Kelly 169 Cromwellsfort Road Private Sessional ECCE T: 01 4651760 Walkinstown [email protected] Dublin 12 18 SECTION 5: CHILDCARE
NAME OF MANAGER ADDRESS COMMUNITY/ TYPE OF CHILDCARE SERVICE PRIVATE SERVICE SCHEMES Kiddies Corner Rachel Garland/ 292 Sundrive Road Private Full Time ECCE Nicola Black Crumlin, Sessional CETS T: 01 4730783 Dublin 12 Afterschool [email protected] Kimmage Phil Ryan T: 01 4921209 11 Devenish Road Private Sessional ECCE Montessori [email protected] Kimmage, D 12
Little Scholars Edelle Keogh 70 St. Mary’s Park Private Sessional ECCE T: 087 2999665 Walkinstown [email protected] Dublin 12 Little Tots Creche Louise Cleary/ Landsdowne Valley Private Full day care None and Montessori Lorraine Dunne Drimnagh Road, T: 01 4299571 Dublin 12 Loreto Preschool Maureen Cullen Loreto Primary School Private Sessional ECCE T: 01 4591047 Crumlin Road [email protected] Dublin 12
Marist Creche Grace Harrison Marist Primary School, Community Sessional None T: 01 4545976 Clogher Road Crumlin Dublin 12
Mother McAuley Pat McAneny Mother McAuley Community Sessional ECCE Playgroup T: 01 4556034 Centre, Curlew Road Drimnagh, Dublin 12 Our Lady of the Valerie Ronan Our Lady of the Community Community None Wayside Playgroup T: 087 9105587 Wayside N.S. Bluebell [email protected] Dublin 12 Pearse College Marie Tuite T: 01 4164625 Pearse College Community Full day care ECCE Community Creche [email protected] Clogher Road Afterschool CSS Crumlin Dublin 12 CETS Riverside Preschool Janette Dempsey 11A Poddle Park Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4990956 Kimmage Afterschool CETS [email protected] Dublin 12 Sessional St. Agnes Early Bernadette Sweeney Armagh Road Community Sessional Early Start Start T: 01 4555127 Crumlin (morning and Programme [email protected] Dublin 12 afternoon)
St. John Bosco Veronica Elliot Davitt Road Davitt Road Afterschool Youth Centre T: 01 4560100 Drimnagh Drimnagh Afterschool Dublin 12 Dublin 12 Stepping Stones Bernadette Codd 23 Ardagh Road Private Sessional ECCE T: 01 4542059 Crumlin [email protected] Dublin 12
Sundrive Nursery Sharon Byrne 24B Sundrive Road Private Sessional ECCE and Montessori T: 01 4294774 Kimmage Full Day Care CETS [email protected] Dublin 12
Through The Barbara Brennan 32 John McCormack Private Sessional ECCE Round Window T: 01 4197959 Avenue, Walkinstown, [email protected] Dublin 12 Ups-A-Daisy Samantha Salinger 2 Somerville Park Private Full day care ECCE T: 01 4550035 Walkinstown Afterschool CETS [email protected] Dublin 12 Sessional 19 SECTION 6: ALCOHOL SERVICES
SECTION 6: ALCOHOL SERVICES
NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL ALCOHOL FREE OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ADDICTION SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES Addiction Cashel Road Centre, Alcohol Reduction programme Alcohol abstinence Alcohol programme for Day Treatment for Response 101 Cashel Road • 12 week Programme. programme poly drug users; Drug & Alcohol Crumlin Crumlin • 2 mornings per week • 10 week Programme. • 1 evening per week Dublin 12 • 2 mornings per week • 12 weeks. T: 01 411 3222 Addiction 160A Sunshine Under 18s Substance Misuse F amily Therapy Day Treatment for Response Industrial Estate, programme Family Support Drug & Alcohol Crumlin (Annex Bldg), Age appropriate, Individually- Crumlin Road, tailored structured programme Dublin 12 • Personal development T: 01 4113236 • Complimentary therapies Text 085 765 3128 • Aftercare programmes YoDA HSE Glenabbey Bldg, Under 18s Addiction Programme Day Treatment for Belgard Rd, • Individual Counselling and Drug & Alcohol Tallaght, Cognitive Therapy Dublin 24 • Family therapy T: 01 466 5040 • Support and education for families • Health education and advice • Medication (if required) Walkinstown 16 Bridgecourt Office • Accept self referrals and referrals Aftercare treatment Day Treatment for Greenhills Park, Walkinstown from GPs (Post-residential) including Drug & Alcohol Resource Centre Avenue,Dublin 12. • Provide Support Plan (incl care-plans , one to one support T: 01 4198630 referral onto residential services) Baggott Street Baggot Street Initial contact must be from After Care Programme Day Treatment for Alcohol Service Community Alcohol Service User • Must be 2 weeks alcohol free Alcohol only (Kimmage Rd. Treatment Unit, Programme includes: • Have demonstrated Lower and West Baggot Street Hospital, • Referral to GP for Detox commitment to programme Baggot Street, D. 4 only covered) • Counselling regular attendance T: 01 669 9300 • 6 months approx in duration • Possible referral to residential service Glen Abbey Glen Abbey Centre, Initial contact must be from After Care Programme Family Support Day Treatment for Alcohol Services Belgard Road, Service User • On completion of • Education Programme Alcohol only Tallaght, Dublin 24 Programme includes: Abstinence based group available to family T: 01 451 6589/6754 Education programme programme 6 month members • every Wed morning for 4 weeks aftercare offered with one • One to one counselling Counselling weekly meetings available for families • On completion of Education New Life Prog -initial 5 counselling • After 6 month aftercare sessions offered Weekly support meetings Abstinence based group available - optional On completion of counselling attendance option to continue with counselling or if stable offered abstinence based programme weekly sessions for three months
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NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL ALCOHOL FREE OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ADDICTION SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES Hanly Centre The Mews Client work Living in Balance Programme Break the Cycle Day Treatment for Eblana Avenue Day Programme • 15 weeks in duration Programme Alcohol Dunlaoghaire • Assessment • Must also attend 2 AA For adult children of people County Dublin • 1 to 1 counselling for Service meetings per week with alcoholism T: 01 2809795 User • 57 week programme over or 01 2807269 four levels www.thehanleycentre.com • Work with families around Service Users alcohol addiction • Facilitate family to address alcoholism with client • Interventions as necessary Alcoholics General Service • 12 step model Family Support Peer support anonymous Office of Alcoholics • Adult service • Open AA meetings Meetings for Anonymous, • Have to have a desire to stop available to families/ individuals, Unit 2, Block C, drinking supportive others teenagers and family members Santry Business Park, • AA 12 step meetings go to • Al Anon Swords Road, Dublin 9. affected by alcohol website to find a meeting • Al Teen use. www.alcoholanonymous.ie T: 01 8420700
Alcohol Action Butler Court, 25 Gt Information provided on: Information Ireland Strand Street, Rear, • Alcohol Service only-no Dublin1. • Services available direct service www.alcoholireland.ie provision T: 01 8780610 • Alcohol policy Dublin Simon Ushers Island, Dublin 8 Alcohol Detox Residential Rehabilitation Charity based. Community 21 day residential • Low threshold 3 week residential service • Residential medical detox unit programme for adults over 18. • 12 bed unit 24 hr staffing. Treatment for T: 01 675 9950 • Targeted specifically at people • 12 week duration Alcohol. 12 week residential who are homeless. • Must be a min of 10 days programme • 2 beds ring fenced on alcohol alcohol free T: 01 679 2391 Detox for those stable on Alcohol Support and Alcohol Support & Aftercare Methadone aftercare Service T: 01 679 2391 • One to one addiction (ask for aftercare team) support with aftercare www.dubsimon.ie project worker • Group work twice weekly • Must be 21 days alcohol free. Aiseiri Roxborough, Wexford Assessment provided 28-day residential Charity based (Wexford) Co.Wexford Referral for Alcohol Detox if programme. • Residential T: 053/ 914 1818 appropriate. (Must be Alcohol & Drug Free Treatment for [email protected] on entry ) Alcohol & drug • 2 year aftercare programme addiction
Cuan Mhuire Athy, Co. Kildare Alcohol Detox available 12 Week programme • Family support Charity based Admissions- Madeline Must be free of other substances • Family days ( second • VHI accepted T: 059-8631090 • 117 alcohol places Sunday every month) • Residential [email protected] • One week meetings only • 22 places for drug Treatment followed by 10 weeks work- addiction for Opiate & 9-5 and meetings am& pm Alcohol • 3 AA meetings per week available 2 year after care programme • 2 meeting post Detox completion for pep for going home • Weekly meetings various sites around the country.
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NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL ALCOHOL FREE OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ADDICTION SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES Cuan Mhuire Bruree Limerick • Alcohol Detox Available 20 bed alcohol free 12 -week Charity based T: 063 90555 residential programme • Residential Treatment for Drug & Alcohol Need be Opiate free. • Polydrug service • Polydrugs include Hash, Benzos, Ecstacy, but NOT Opiate. Cuan Mhuire Coolarne Galway • Alcohol Detox Available 12 week Residential Rehabilitation Charity based T: 091 797102 programme • Residential (must be free of Alcohol): Treatment for • 60 beds Alcohol only Aftercare • 2 yrs, once per month, post treatment Cuan Mhuire Farnane Cork Women only service Charity based T: 021 7335994 50 treatment places • Residential Treatment for Drug & Alcohol
Coolmine TC Ashleigh House, Initial contact/information group. Drug-Free Day Programme Charity based Damastown, • Initial contact information • offers a six-month rehabilitation Dublin 15. session held every Tuesday service T: 01 6404087 afternoon at 2.30pmin Ana • 12 places [email protected] Liffey Drug Project, 51 Middle • two-week orientation phase. Women’s Residential Abbey Street, Dublin 1. • four and a half months of group Programme Pre-entry programme specifically work and one-to-one key work T: 01 8251100 for homeless people and those based on individualised care plans. 087 9834542 (24hrs) wishing to access the various • Programme runs: 9.30am-4.30pm [email protected] services available to them. Residential programmes • Information / work groups are Mens Residential • 20 weeks in duration Programme held every Tuesday and Thursday T: 01 8214545 afternoon’s between 2-30pm and • Men 30 places [email protected] 5-00pm. • Women 14 places (women can bring children preschool-fulltime Drug Free Day Welcome Programme Programme: live in and up to age of 10 years Fri- • offers a 12-week stabilisation day Sun.) Childminding available for Sue/ Chris/ Patricia: programme designed for people T: 087 9823215 pre- school children. contemplating a reduction in After Care 5 months Welcome Programme: their use of Alcohol/drugs, or a • Weekly session with Key Maeve/ Patrick/ drug-free lifestyle. Michelle: • worker T: 085 1498596 • Programme runs Monday-Friday from 10:45am to 3:30pm. • Weekly support group meeting. Life long learning Network • formal support structure for Service Users after they graduate from the Aftercare phase of the therapeutic programme.
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NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL ALCOHOL FREE OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ADDICTION SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES Aislinn Ballyragget, Pre-admission group Six week residential Family Support Charity-based Adolescent County Kilkenny, Residential Detox facility programme • Croi Nua weekly family Addiction T: 056 8833777 for 15-21 year olds Continuum of Care Aftercare support meetings Centre www.aislinn.ie service • Residential • Weekly meetings programmes both • attend one organised group weekend and 5 days. supervision session once a month facilitated by an outside supervisor contractor to the Aislinn Centre. Enfield/ Camino Meadowbrook Assessment 14 week residential programme Family Support Charity based Network Cloncurry Cross Referral for Detox • for alcohol/drugs based on • Counselling and Enfield Pre entry group cognitive-behavioural model support for family Co. Meath of treatment members. T: 046 9549241 • Option of Transitional www.caminonetwork.com housing for up to two years attending Soilse day programme. • One to one counselling if needed. Rutland Rutland Centre, Assessment 5 week residential programme Cost involved, Knocklyon Road, outpatient programme check with Templeogue, No Detox available on site • 10 weeks duration organisation Dublin 16. (must be Alcohol Free) will • One evening, one afternoon • Health T: 01 4946358 refer to Detox facility if needed session and one counseling Insurance [email protected] and will take directly from session per week. accepted. Detox Dual Diagnosis outpatient Programme Pre admission group • Weekly 2 hr session • Meets one weekly for two • 8-10 per group. hours Continuing Care aftercare Programme. • weekly group meeting
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NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL FREE OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ALCOHOL SERVICES SERVICES ADDICTION SERVICES Tabor Lodge Ballindeasig, Must be alcohol free 28 day residential treatment 12 week Relapse Recovery Cost involved, Belgooly, but can be in the programme Programme check with Co. Cork process of completing a The Continuing Care (if person is struggling with organisation T: 021 4887110 Detox elsewhere. Programme abstinence) [email protected] • offered completed the 28 days • Relearn the mechanics of in-patient phase of treatment. recovery and get back on • 52 weeks with an option of their Continuing Care Plan. another 52 weeks. • Relapse Co-ordinator • weekly group meeting facilitated contacts members of this by 2 trained volunteers (takes group by phone and text a place in various centres few times weekly to offer throughout the city and county.) extra support. • individualised care plan • On completion of this Following a person’s treatment Programme the person completion, they return to Tabor is invited back to the Lodge for regular reviews to check Continuing Care Programme their progress Womens Programme 2 year aftercare programme • 12 week Programme for women who are vulnerable to relapse following Primary Treatment. Family Support • Family programme every Wednesday for 4 weeks from 9qm-5pm • On completion of the Family Programme in a 12 Week Support Group is formed. Following on from the 12 week programme a Co- dependency Support Group is held weekly. • One to one counselling also available. Extended residential treatment services available. Extended residential treatment services available.
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NAME OF CONTACT ACTIVE ALCOHOL OTHER COMMENTS SERVICE DETAILS ALCOHOL FREE SERVICES ADDICTION SERVICES SERVICES St Patrick’s James St., Dublin 8. • Detoxification available. • 4 week inpatient residential Cost involved, University T: 01 249 3200 programme. check with Hospital, • Step Down Day Programme, organisation where treatment and • VHI Quinn & support following residential Aviva accepted programme. • Aftercare
Saint John of Stillorgan, • Full medical examination 28 days inpatient Family Day: to provide Cost involved, God Hospital, County Dublin, • Detoxification available. Rehabilitation structured Feedback for the patient check with T: 01 277 1400 programme, as to how the problem has organisation affected the family; Group • VHI Quinn & and individual help and Aviva accepted support for families to cope with their feelings; Educational input through the use of videos, discussion groups and an introduction to Al Anon and Al Ateen Aftercare: Service users are offered a two year Aftercare Programme, Individual, couple, family and marital therapy Bushy Park Bushypark House, • Assessment available and 28 day treatment programme Family Support Cost involved, Ennis, Co Clare. pre-treatment support • 12 step abstinence based • Meetings very Wednesday check with T: 065 684 0944 service offered whilst model during 28 day treatment organisation bushyparkhouse@ undergoing detox Continuing Care • Family therapy • VHI Quinn & clarecare.ie No Detox available on site Weekly meetings for ongoing • Workshops for couples. Aviva accepted. (must be Alcohol Free) support.
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SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS DESCRIPTION M.A.B.S. 2 Innismore Housing Estate, • Money Advice and Budgeting Service. Crumlin Village, Dublin 12 T: 0761072500 [email protected] Citizens Information 8 Sundrive Road, Providing Information on all of the following: Centre Dublin 12 Dublin 12. Social Welfare T: 0761077020 • Employment Rights and Conditions • Unemployment and Redundancy • Retirement • Migrant Workers • Equality in Work • Employment and Disability • Housing • Education • Families and Relationships • Health • Money and Tax • Death and Bereavement • Consumer Affairs • Environment “Crime Stoppers” Contactable by telephone • The objective of the campaign is to provide people T: 1800 250025 with a safe and confidential means to pass on information on drug dealing. Local Garda Stations Crumlin Garda Station, Crumlin Village, Dublin 12 T: 01 6666200 Sundrive Rd, Crumlin, Dublin 12 T: 01 6666600 St. Vincent De Paul SVDP House, • Aim is to tackle poverty in all its forms through the 91-92 Sean McDermott Street, provision of practical assistance to those in need. Dublin 1. • The concept of need is broader then financial T: 01 8550022 hardship, so visiting the sick, the lonely, the T: 01 8559168 imprisoned form a large proportion of the societys [email protected] work. Samaritans Call in Centres – • Available 24 hours to provide confidential, Between Abbey St and Eden Quay emotional support. – Opposite the Abbey Theatre. T: 1850609090 (LoCall) [email protected] This email address is for emotional support only.
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SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS DESCRIPTION Aware 72 Lower Leeson Street, • Provide face-to-face, phone and online support for Dublin 2. individuals who are experiencing mild to moderate T: 01 6617211 T: 01 6617217 depression, as well as friends and families who are [email protected] concerned for a loved one. Legal Aid Board 47 Mount Street, • The Board is responsible for the provision of legal aid Dublin 2. and advice on matters of civil law to persons unable to T: 01 6441900 fund such services from their own resources. T: 01 6623661 • The Legal Aid Board does not provide legal aid in [email protected] criminal matters. Dublin City Council St. Agnes Road, • Provides information on the following: Crumlin Village, Dublin 12 • Housing T: 01 2225500 • Environmental Health • Planning • Parks and Recreation • Roads and Traffic South Dublin County County Hall, • Provides information on the following: Council Tallaght, • Housing Dublin 24 • Environmental Health T: 01 4149000 • Planning [email protected] • Parks and Recreation • Roads and Traffic Local Employment D12 L.E.S., • CV Preparation Supports 17A St.Agnes Rd, • Letters of Application Crumlin, Dublin 12. • Interview Skills T: 01 4095082 [email protected] • Job Search Dublin 12 Congress Centre • Information on courses 104 Sundrive Rd, Crumlin 12. • Information on Social Welfare T: 01 4926797 [email protected] Local Politians/Local For a full list of councillors • Elected representatives can assist with a range of Representatives. www.dublincity.ie issues T: 01 2222222 Dublin 12 Local Drugs 66 St Agnes Rd, • Information on services for drug users and their Task Force Crumlin Cross, Dublin 12. families in Dublin 12. T: 01 4558940/01 6206457 www.d12ldtf.ie Drugs.ie www.drugs.ie • Information on Drugs • Directory of Drug Services • Upcoming news and publications Rape Crisis Centre T: 1800778888 • Assistance for victims of Rape
Ruhama- All Hallows College Women affected Grace Park Rd, Drumcondra, by Prostitution Outreach Dublin 9. • Advocacy T: 01 836 02 92 • Victim Support www.ruhama.ie • Counselling • Support for women exciting prostitution • Development and education programmes including alternative therapies and English language.
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SERVICE CONTACT DETAILS DESCRIPTION Pieta House Lucan T: 01 6010000 • Provides a therapeutic Suicide and self harm Opening Hours: • Support to people who are in suicidal distress and crisis centre Monday to Friday: 9am to 9pm those who engage in self-harm. Saturday and Sunday: 10am to 2pm Ballyfermot T: 01 6200020 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 10am to 8pm Saturday: 10am to 3pm Tallaght T: 01 4599554 Opening Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 9am to 6pm Console The Helpline is accessible through • 24 Hour Suicide Prevention and Bereavement Suicide prevention charity the National phone Number Service for anyone in Suicidal Distress or Bereaved T: 1800 201 890. through Suicide. www.console.ie Teen Line National Freephone T: 1800 833 634 • Information and support Office numbers areT: 01 462 2122, 01 462 2124 / 01 462 2128 Opening hours Open 7 days per week 8pm to 11pm except Wednesdays which are open from 4pm to 11pm. Grow (Mental Health) T: 061 318813 • An organisation that offers support to people who www.grow.ie have suffered from Mental Health problems Gamblers Anonymous Carmichael Hse, North Brunswick • Information and support to those experiencing Street, Dublin 7. problems with gambling. www.gamblersanonymous.ie Mental Health Service in HSE Mental Health service • Support and information for individuals Dublin 12 T: 01 4559574 experiencing mental health issues. Mental Health Services Armagh Rd T: 01 4559547 Headstrong-teenage mental health T: 01 4727010/40 Local Health Centres in Old County Rd T: 01 4154700 • Range of health services including occupational Dublin 12 Curlew Rd T: 01 4556422/21 health, social work, dental and public health. Parnell Rd T: 01 4542300 Cashel Rd T: 01 4555227 Dublin Aids Alliance 53 Parnell Square West, • Information and support to people living with Dublin 1. HIV,their families and care givers. T: 01 8733799 • Education and training. • Resource library. Open Heart 2 Saint Marys Place, People living with House (HIV) Dublin 7 HIV/AIDS T: 01 8305000 www.openhearthouse.ie
Exchange House- 61 Great Strand Street, Dublin 1. Members of T: 01 8721094 Travelling Community • Resource Centre • Training, access to social workers Youth Services • Education programmes 28 • Outreach Dublin 12 Local Drugs Task Force catchment area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Dublin 12 Local Drugs Task Force would like to warmly acknowledge the contribution of the services who participated in compiling this directory: − HSE Rehabilitation Integration Service, Dublin Mid Leinster region. − Walkinstown Greenhills Resource Centre − Addiction Response Crumlin − Staff of Dublin 12 Local Drug Task Force − Members of Treatment and Rehabilitation Subgroup Supported by:
D12 Local Drugs Task Force, Bridge House, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10. Ph: 01-6206457 Email [email protected] Website www.d12ldtf.ie
DUBLIN 12 LOCAL DRUG TASK FORCE ‘Walk in my shoes’ DIRECTORY
Services available for Drug and Alcohol service users and their families from the Dublin 12 area.