Factsheets

8,702 men, women and children in emergency accommodation nationally during the week of 24-30 August 2020.

529 men, women and children in emergency accommodation here in the Southwest (Cork & Kerry).

HOMELESS FIGURES

Each month, the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government publishes figures on the number of people depending on emergency accommodation nationally and regionally.

The most recent set of figures published cover the week of 24-30 August, 2020.

Download August 2020 Figures

GUIDE TO EMERGENCY HOMELESS SERVICES IN CORK

The Cork City Homeless Forum has produced a guide to homeless emergency services for over 18’s in Cork. This extensive guide details the full range of emergency accommodation available for people experiencing homelessness within Cork City.

Download Guide to Emergency Homeless Services

CORK HOMELESS DIRECTORY

The Cork City Homeless Forum has produced a directory of homeless services available within Cork City. It is a comprehensive guide to hostels, supported housing and advice services. This extensive directory details where information can be obtained on housing, how the supplementary welfare allowance scheme can be accessed, the health services available to people experiencing homelessness and how they can be accessed, and much more.

Download Cork Homelessness Directory

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Gifts in wills

If you know Cork, you know that we live in a caring community. That sense of belonging, that feeling of community was here before all of us – and will be here long after us. An increasing number of our donors are choosing to remember Cork Simon in their Will – shaping a brighter future and continuing to care for people who are homeless in our community.
Christmas Jumper Day resources
Christmas Jumper Day

Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without Cork Simon Christmas Jumper Day! Getting involved couldn't be easier: simply sign-up, set a date, invite your friends, colleagues or school mates, don your Christmas Jumper and let the festivities begin. Help us fight homelessness this Christmas.
Opening Doors Autumn 2020

Gifts in wills

If you know Cork, you know that we live in a caring community. That sense of belonging, that feeling of community was here before all of us – and will be here long after us. An increasing number of our donors are choosing to remember Cork Simon in their Will – shaping a brighter future and continuing to care for people who are homeless in our community.
Accessibility

At Cork Simon Community, we are committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. This website endeavours to conform to level Double-A of the World Wide Web Consortium W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0.
Annual and impact reports

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Factsheets

View the latest monthly emergency accommodation figures from the Department of Housing, and download the Cork Homeless Forum Directory of Services for people experiencing homelessness and their Guide to Emergency Homeless Services in Cork.
Part time volunteering

Volunteers founded Cork Simon almost 50 years ago and remain at the heart our community. Part-time volunteers are active in everything Cork Simon does, from sitting on our Board of Directors to helping us to fundraise to supporting people to develop life skills such as cooking, literacy and numeracy.
Full time volunteering

Full-Time Volunteers from Ireland and around the world come to Cork Simon to work alongside our skilled staff at all of our services. Full-Time Volunteers typically spend nine to twelve months at Cork Simon and are an integral part of the team, bringing their skills, energy and diversity to the work we do.
Privacy Policy

Cork Simon Community is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy in compliance with the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003 (as amended), and GDPR. Our Privacy Statement explains when and why we collect personal information about people, how we use it, the conditions under which we disclose it to others and how we keep it secure. It outlines how users can access the information we hold about them or how they can have it updated or, if they wish, erased.
Example - How we're funded

State your case for the support you need, while showing supporters can trust you (be transparent)
Example - Mission, vision, values

What you're all about -- but write to inform and inspire site visitors, not for yourselves
For schools

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Sponsor a Room

As a Room Sponsor you will be helping to save lives. You give a monthly gift, at an amount you can afford, to provide someone who is homeless with a safe room of their own, everything that goes with that, and a pathway to move into independent living. Believing in people. Read more