With demand for beds at an all-time high we have never needed Room Sponsors more than we do right now.

Cork Simon worker, Denise sees the difference Room Sponsors make everyday in the lives of people experiencing homelessness.

You can become a Room Sponsor by simply taking out a monthly Direct Debit to help us keep our doors open.

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Without Room Sponsors we couldn’t provide people like Dan with the support and services they need.

Room Sponsors make an incredible difference in the lives of people who have nowhere else to turn.

Dan knows this better than most.

Here's Dan’s Story

Three years ago Dan was staying in a Room Sponsor room in our Shelter. He was waiting to start an addiction treatment programme. Back then, his life was in chaos - multiple bereavements, drug addiction and cruel twists of fate had brought Dan to his lowest point. Then 31, Dan had been homeless since he was just 18.Things had gotten so bad that he had attempted suicide on a number of occasions. Having a room in our Emergency Shelter gave Dan the security and peace of mind he needed to address the issues that had brought him to the dark place in his life.

Counsellors have helped Dan overcome his addiction. He no longer drinks or uses drugs and attends regular counselling sessions. Once he was ready, Dan began working with our Employment and Training team. They helped Dan to develop the skills he needed to find employment. None of that would have been possible without generous supporters like you.

Now, three years later, Dan has moved on to a Room Sponsor room in one of our High Support Houses. Although there are always staff on duty, the High Support House allows Dan to live more independently than in our Shelter. He can do the things that most of us take for granted like cook for himself and follow his own routine. Dan told us what his room means to him.

“I feel so much better about myself.” - Dan