Our homeless prevention and tenancy support team has one overarching goal: preventing people who have experienced homelessness - and are now housed, from becoming homeless again. Read more
Our Housing First service supports people to move out of homelessness as quickly as possible and into permanent affordable housing. We then support people in their own home to sustain their housing and improve their health, wellbeing and social integration. Read more
Our High-Support Houses throughout Cork provide intensive levels of round-the-clock care every day for men and women whose health and other personal support needs are such that living independently is not currently sustainable. Read more
Our addiction supports are part of our specialist services that aim to foster inclusion in mainstream society for people, especially those who are long-term homeless, seeking help in addressing a variety of needs, including problem alcohol and drug use. Read more
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 application to Cork City Council for permission to develop 78 residential units in the city centre has been approved. This proposed development at Railway Street aligns with our strategic focus on preventing and ending long-term homelessness in Cork. Read more