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Homeless watch

529 men and women were depending on emergency accommodation in Cork in January 2023 - the highest on record.

Our Emergency Shelter is overflowing. People are staying longer because they have no other options.

Rents in Cork continue to rise while supply remains at an all-time low; Rent Supplement & Housing Assistance Payments fall well-short of current market rents.

See the figures behind the crisis in our regularly updated Homeless Watch.

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50 Years in the making, decades in the refining. 50 Faces reflecting the thousands of men and women who make us what we are: people believing in people. These are their words, their stories, our experience.

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Annual Impact Report 2021

2021 was a milestone year for us as we marked our 50th anniversary; 50 years of believing in people; believing that everyone who calls Cork home should have a home. During 2021 we offered care and support, dignity and hope to 1,027 people.

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747

 men, women & children in emergency accommodation in Cork & Kerry in January.

21%

 of people staying in our emergency accommodation in February were women.

986

 hot meals served at our nightly Soup Run during February.