The Covid-19 pandemic has impacted every aspect of our work. People experiencing homelessness are among those most at risk from coronavirus and we continue to make sure everyone using our services is kept as safe and protected as possible. Read more
Our Outreach Team works on the street and from our Day Service, supporting people sleeping rough, surviving in squats or those who have no other option but to stay with friends – people on the very edge of homelessness. Read more
Our Emergency Shelter on Anderson’s Quay, in the heart of Cork’s city centre, provides round-the-clock temporary accommodation and one-to one support. Our emergency shelter supports men and women over 18 years of age. Read more
Our Night Light emergency accommodation service operates each night from our Day Service from 11.00pm. The Night Light consists of mattresses on the floor - while not ideal, it offers people a better alternative to sleeping rough on the streets. Read more
Our Day Service on Anderson’s Quay is is use around-the-clock. It is home to a range of services, including a specialist health team, our Rough Sleeper Service, our Night Light emergency accommodation, and our Employment and Training Service. Read more
Cork’s Adult Homeless Integrated Health Team of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals works specifically with people sleeping rough or staying in emergency accommodation, many of whom experience poor mental and physical health. Read more
Our Soup Run was Cork Simon’s first ever service back in 1971 and, thanks to a dedicated team of volunteers, continues to operate every night of the year. Last year our Soup Run supported 582 men and women and served 7,746 hot meals. Read more
Cork Simon Community participates in the EU's FEAD programme in Ireland. The programme aims to support people on the margins of society, including people experiencing homelessness and long-term rough sleepers. Read more