Health
Barnardo's Family Centre
Child Care Centre, Amiens St.
Chrysalis
Crinan Youth Project
Crosscare Youth Aftercare Support Service(YASS)
Curam Family Centre
HSE Early Intervention Team
HSE North Strand Mental Health Services
HSE Public Health Nursing Service
HSE Social Work Department
Mater Department of Child and Adolescent Mental
Streetline
The Talbot Centre
NAME OF SERVICE: Barnardo's Family Centre
ADDRESS:23/24 Buckingham Street, Dublin 1
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
Dublin 1 and 3
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
Children (0-14 years) and families experiencing a range of difficulties.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Needs assessment
Individual work with children
Child and family work
Individual work with parents
Play and learn group, focused on families from the new communities
Parent coaching service
Toy and book library
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE?
Referral from HSE Public Health Nurses and Social Workers, Home School
Liaison Officers, Hospitals, and self referral
CONTACT: Ann Coyle
E MAIL: ann.coyle@barnardos.ie
NAME OF SERVICE: CHILD CARE CENTRE
ADDRESS:
69 Amiens Street,Dublin 1.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
North Inner City communities
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
6 - 12 years of age on admission in general .Very flexible about length of stay --
aspiration is that young people would return home as soon as possible --but
many have remained with us well into their teens.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
The Child Care Centre is a community based childrens residential unit The
service provided is strictly confined to the north inner city communities around us
here in Amiens street.
Since its inception in 1981 the Child Care Centre has offered an holistic
approach to the care of boys and girls from Dublins North Inner City. We are
attempting to take care of the children in the context of their overall environment
through maintaining all the crucial links in their lives.of critical importance is the
childrens involvement and connection to their family of origin and the community
to which they belong.
We seek to develop more positive relationships between the child and the family
and to assist the family in finding a more satisfactory level of functioning in terms
of the care of all of its members.
A strong emphasis is placed on links with parents and families in the work and on
aiming to enable the child and the family to move forward sufficiently to allow the
childs return home at some point in the future.
We have five places available for boys and girls from the north inner city whose
family situation may be severely deficient or functioning at such a low level that
the childs removal to some alternative caring arrangement is strongly indicated.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Referrals formally come through the social work department but traditionally
many referrals would have been initiated through the neighbourhood youth
projects and parents themselves
CONTACT NAME(S):
PADDY ORMOND,PROJECT LEADER
CAITRIONA KEARNS,DEPUTY MANAGER
PHONE NUMBER(S):
8741791
EMAIL: amienst@hotmail.com
NAME OF SERVICE: Community Development Officer for Boxing
NAME OF SERVICE: Chrysalis
ADDRESS: 27 Benburb Street, Dublin 7.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
North West Inner City
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE;
Over 18.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Chrysalis offers a broad range of services to people, living or working in the community, affected
by drug use.Chrysalis Community Drug Project is a Harm Reduction Drug Service. The project is
split into the following 4 service provision areas :
• Core Community Drug Work. We operate a referal based (which includes self referral)
client service to support drug users who live or work in the Dublin 7 area.
• Women Working In Prostitution. We operate a dedicated Harm Reduction Service to
female sex workers in Dublin.
• Evening Counselling Service. We operate a counselling service two evenings a week.
• Crisis Intervention –Chrysalis has an open door policy to anyone who is in crisis.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
CONTACT NAME(S): Rose Pasa
Phone: 01 6705544 6729727
E-mail: chrysalisdrugproject@eircom.net
NAME OF SERVICE: Crinan Youth Project
ADDRESS: 72 Sean McDermott St., Dublin 1.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE: North Inner City
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE 14-21 years
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?: Multidisciplinary
Treatment Programme incorporating Community Reinforcement
Approach, Medical, therapeutic, social/educational programme. Includes: Care
planning, Counselling, Methadone stabilisation/detoxification, Holistic therapies,
Full-time & Part-time programmes, group work, group activities – Art,
Yoga/Relaxation, family support, family therapy and aftercare.
Cocaine Initiative – starting on Monday 12th of April we will be running a cocaine
project – Monday & Thursday evenings between 6-8pm. We have two outreach
workers who will do street work/outreach from 5-6pm. This service is aimed
specifically at 14-21 yr olds from Nth Inner City who are experiencing problems
with cocaine and head shop products. Services provided: Assessment, Holisitic
therapies, 1:1 counselling (Crisis Intervention, CBT/Brief Solution Focussed
Therapy), Referral to other services/treatment options if necessary and keyworking.
– Business cards, leaflets and posters will be circulated in the coming
forthnight.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Through other services/agencies and self-referrals, can be made by phone. And
contact through our outreach workers.
CONTACT NAME(S): Manager: Gemma Collins, Youth/Project Workers:
Denis Kinlan, Bridie Flood, Grahem Emerson, Family Support Worker: Bernie
Howard, Therapist: Rachel Keogh, Family Therapist: Cliona McHale.
PHONE NUMBER(S): 855 8792 (outreach mobiles to follow)
EMAIL: info@crinanyp.org
NAME OF SERVICE: Crosscare Youth Aftercare Support Service – YASS.
ADDRESS: 26 Upper Wellington St, Dublin 7.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
HSE North & HSE South , CC Areas 1-10.
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
16 to 25 year olds. Care Leavers , Separated Children , Young Adult
Homeless.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Non residential Aftercare Service to Care leavers , Foster care leavers ,
Young adults in Tranisitional Housing Units.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Referral by HSE Social work teams & Crosscare Programmes. Focus
Ireland Aftercare teams and other Aftercare teams and workers.
Self referral for ex residents of Care Units.
CONTACT NAME(S): Paul Flynn & Sharon Byrne.
PHONE NUMBER(S):8301188 087 2308930
EMAIL: yass@crosscare.ie
Name of Service: Curam Family Centre
Address: 46 North Strand Road
Dublin 3
Geographical Area covered: The centre covers Dublin North Central.
This includes North Strand, Ballybough,
Summerhill, East Wall, Dorset Street, North
Circular Road, Drumcondra, Beaumont,
Donnycarney, Clontarf etc
Age Groups: Work with children aged 4 – 18 years
Work with adults
Specific Services we provide: Therapeutic Support which includes:
Parenting/Behaviour Difficulties
Bereavement
Communication and Relationship Difficulties in
family
Self Esteem
Bullying
Anxiety
Impact of alcohol and drug addiction on family
Impact of separation on family
Impact of family violence on family
Impact of suicide on family
We work individually with children and parents
and we also do joint work with children and
parents together.
Accessing the Service: Self Referrals (people can phone/call to the
centre)
Young People/Families can be referred by
HSE, Schools, GPs, PHNs, Probation,
NYP/After Schools
Projects etc
Contact Names: Catherine Sheerin, Manager
Deirdre Furey, Team Leader
Phone No: 8559313/8559323
E Mail: curam@docharity.net
Website: www.docharity.net
Name of Service: HSE Early Intervention team Dublin North
Central
Address: 44 North Great George’s St. Dublin 1
Geographical Area covered by your service: Dublin North Central (D 1, D 3,
parts of D 5, D 7 and D 11)
Age group covered by your service: 0-5 years
What are the specific services that you provide: Assessment & Intervention
for children with complex developmental needs who have;
Mild intellectual disability
Developmental Coordination Disorder/Dyspraxia
Specific Language Impairment
and /or a non specific diagnosis.
How do young people/families access your service or how are young
people/families referred to your service: Referrals can be made through GP,
Public Health Nurses or any other Health Care Professional working with the
child.
Contact Name:
Nadine Langhard (Occupational therapist)
Phone Number: 01 8146151
Email: nadine.langhard@hse.ie
Name of Service: HSE, The Family Support Service
Address: Summerhill Health Centre, No. 90 Summerhill, Summerhill, Dublin 1
Geographical Area Covered by Service: We cover Dublin North Central, what
was formerly Area 7
Age Groups Covered By Your Service: Family Support Workers work mostly with
families who have young children however, the ages presently range from birth to
16-17.
What are the specific services that you provide?
We provide home based practical support to families and empower and enable
them to sustain the care of their children and maximise their potential to do so.
We work with families to build on strengths to find realistic and practical solutions
to identified problems. A key aspect of the work is encouraging families to
develop contacts within their community. It is essential for the FSWs to build and
maintain links with community agencies. A Family Support Worker is allocated
for each family by the Coordinator who attempts to match the worker best suited
to the needs of each family.
How do young people/families access your service?
Some families feel they are in need of this service and will approach a
professional who may be working with the family to make the referral. Some
families are requested to avail of the service due to recognised concerns or may
be in agreement that the intervention of a FSW could prevent their situation from
worsening. We would ask that families are made aware and are in agreement of
any referral made to this service and the reasons for referral. At present, there is
a waiting list. Referrals where there is a Child Protection concern will always take
priority.
How are young people/families referred to your service?
The majority of referrals to our service come from Social Work Department and
Public Health Nursing. We have also taken referrals Home School Community
Liaisons, Mater CAMHS, other services, and on occasion, Self Referrals. The
referrer must be willing to remain involved with the Family and the FSS and will
be expected to maintain contact with the FSW on a regular basis to monitor and
review progress. There is a referral form and information on the Service which
can be obtained by contacting the Coordinator. Before making a referral, it is
best to contact the Coordinator to discuss the appropriatness of the referral
(there may be another service better suited to the needs of the family) and to
enquire about the waiting list.
Contact Name: Ramona Riley, Family Support Coordinator
Phone Number: 01 876 5213
E mail: ramona.riley@hse.ie
NAME OF SERVICE: HSE North Strand Mental Health Services
ADDRESS: North Strand Health Centre
North Strand Rd, Dublin 1
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
North Inner city community bordered by Capel St, Dorset St, and taking in
parts of Drumcondra and East Wall.
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE :
Adults to 65 years
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
• New patient clinic
• Out patient clinic
• Community Mental Health nurse
• Social Worker (part time)
• Tara House Day centre-ongoing support with living skills
• Alcohol counseling service
• Hospital care through St Vincent’s Hospital, Richmond Rd, Dublin 3
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE?
Through GP, Medical Consultant or Accident and emergency departments
CONTACT: Reception
PHONE NUMBER: 8554590
FAX: 8554923
NAME OF SERVICE: HSE, Public Health Nursing Service
ADDRESS: Summerhill Health Centre 8765200
North Strand Health Centre 8556466
East Wall 8363422
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
North Inner City
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
0-5 years
Any child with a disability or ongoing health problem 0-18 years
Children with acute and chronic health needs
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
• Health promotion, Clinical care
• Child health - developmentals and screening
• Child protection
• Case management - acute, chronic cases
• Advocacy
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Self referral, referral from any agency within primary care, acute hospitals etc.
All new babies referred from the maternity hospital
CONTACT NAME(S):
If you contact your health centre, give your address and you will be given the
name of your public health nurse.
PHONE NUMBER(S):
Summerhill Health Centre 8765200
North Strand Health Centre 8556466
East Wall Health Centre 8363422
NAME OF SERVICE: HSE Social Work Department, Dublin North Central.
ADDRESS: 22 Mountjoy Square, Dublin1.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
Dublin 1, Dublin 3, small part of Dublin 7, and Dublin 9.
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
0yrs to 18 yrs
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Child protection assessment, child welfare support services
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Self referral, referral from professionals, community groups, PHN, Schools,
hospitals, CWO.
CONTACT NAME(S):
Séarán Boland, Duty Social Work team leader
Joy Mc Glynn, Long term team leader
Brian Lavery, Children in care team leader
Maeve Drummey, Principal Social Worker
PHONE NUMBER(S): 01-8772300
NAME OF SERVICE: Mater Department of Child & Adolescent Mental Health/CAMHS
ADDRESS: Mater CAMHS
Metropolitan Building
James Joyce Street
Dublin 1
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
Dublin North Central, Dublin 1, 3 parts of 7, 9, 11
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
0 to16 years
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Help children and young people and their families with a wide range of problems
e.g. anxiety and worries, depression or low mood, behaviour problems,
developmental difficulties, ADHD, self harm, family relationship difficulties,
psychosis, and eating problems.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Referral through G.P., school, H.S.E., local community agencies
CONTACT NAME(S):
Elizabeth McCrann, Senior Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Aisling Mulligan, Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
PHONE NUMBER(S):
01 8034793 Fax: 01 8032081
EMAIL: camhs@mater.ie
Website www.mater.ie/camhs
Contact Details: The Snug Councelling Service
ADDRESS: Macro Resource Centre, Green St., Dublin 7.
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE;
Over 18’s.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Counselling / advocacy / family support
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Self referral or referral from other agencies.
CONTACT NAME(S): Marie O'Connor
Phone: 01 8786231 8737052
E-mail: thesnug@eircom.net
NAME OF SERVICE: Streetline
ADDRESS: 556 North Circular Road Dublin 1
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE:
H.S.E North East Area
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE
Boys residential care aged between 14 -18 years
Male and female residential aftercare for young adults leaving the care system
18 -21 years
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Therapeutic residential care for young people who can no longer live at home
and require residential care. Once 18 years of age Streetline provides an
aftercare residential service both in Cluid and 558 North Circular Road.
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
All referrals are made through the H.S.E
The Care Plan encourages family involvement
CONTACT NAME(S):
Maeve Geraghty
Claire Carruthers
PHONE NUMBER(S):
8550367
8550875 (fax)
MAIL: maeve@streetline.ie
NAME OF SERVICE: THE TALBOT CENTRE
ADDRESS: 29,Upper Buckingham Street, Dublin 1
GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE: North Inner City
AGE GROUP(S) COVERED BY YOUR SERVICE We work with children and
young people up to the age of 20 and their families, whose lives have been
affected by drug and/or alcohol use.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC SERVICES THAT YOU PROVIDE?:
Support/Advocacy, Information, Brief counselling, Family therapy, Preventative
children’s programme, Educational support, Health education, Prison visits to
young people, Home visits, Recreational activities
HOW DO YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES ACCESS YOUR SERVICE OR
HOW ARE YOUNG PEOPLE/FAMILIES REFERRED TO YOUR SERVICE?:
Any statutory, voluntary, educational or community service can refer to the
centre, once the young person is within the catchment area. We also accept
family and self-referrals.
CONTACT NAME(S): Liam Roe/Mary Cotter – Project Leaders
PHONE NUMBER(S): 8363434
EMAIL: projectleaders.talbotcentre@hse.ie


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