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Annual Report 20222014‣ HAARLEM COURT: 8 two-bed apartmentcomplex for families and individuals withspecial needs.2018‣ THE RATHMINES WOMEN’S SERVICE:A dedicated female STA in Dublin for 21women.‣ BELLEVUE HOUSE: Relocation andredevelopment of Bellevue Children’s Homefor unaccompanied minors and refugees.‣ BROTHER RUSSELL HOUSE:Redevelopment and extension of BrotherRussell House to provide 33 units of longtermaccommodation in Limerick.‣ THE SHANNON HOUSING PROJECT:Community living for six adults with anintellectual disability, who were formerlyhomeless.‣ FAMILY HOUSING FIRST: Development ofa Family Housing First Service in collaborationwith the local authority & the HSE.201520162017‣ MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES:Development of an outreach mental healthservice under the auspice of BrotherRussell House.‣ THE ABIGAIL WOMEN’S CENTRE:Relocation and redevelopment of ourwomen’s service (formerly Mount Brown) toaccommodation up to 40 homeless women.‣ HOUSING FIRST: Development of a newHousing First programme in collaborationwith the Limerick Homeless Action Team.‣ LONG-TERM APARTMENTS: Procurementof four long-term apartments in Kerry forhouseholds with a housing need.‣FAMILY HOMES: Procurement of eightfamily homes in Limerick for familiesexperiencing homeless and engaging withthe IFS.‣ TEMPORARY EMERGENCY PROVISION:Emergency shelter-style accommodation forup to 20 individuals on a nightly basis.‣ FAMILY HOMES: Procurement of fourfamily homes in Limerick for familiesexperiencing homelessness and engagingwith the IFS.‣ TEMPORARY EMERGENCY PROVISION2: Additional, separate-site emergencyaccommodation for up to 10 individuals ona nightly basis.‣ OUTREACH SUPPORT SERVICES: A newoffice/information centre in Co. Tipperary,supporting people in a preventative andresettlement capacity.201920202021‣ LONG-TERM HOMES: 34 new tenanciesin 2018, housing 93 people‣ RATHGAR FAMILY HUB: 10 bed familyhub in Dublin 6, supporting families whowere formerly living in hotel accommodation.‣ SUPPORTED LIVING SERVICE, DUBLIN:Dedicated service for a homelesswoman with co-occurring mental health,intellectually disability and addiction issues.‣ WHITESTOWN STA: Eight unit STA forsingle adults and couples in north Dublin.‣ INTENSIVE FAMILY SUPPORT: A familysupport service established in partnershipwith Fingal County Council, supportingfamilies living in emergency accommodationto move to independent housing.‣ ENNIS FAMILY HUB & OUTREACHSUPPORT: Five bed family hub in Co. Clareand family support for families living inemergency hotel accommodation.‣ SOCIAL HOUSING: Continued procurementof social housing in Munster and Dublin.‣ COCOONING SERVICE: During thepandemic NOVAS established one cocooningservice in Dublin.‣ SOCIAL HOUSING: Continued procurementof social housing in Munster and Dublin.‣ ABIGAIL WOMEN'S CENTRE:Reconfiguration of The Abigail Women'sCentre to separate site locations.‣ SOCIAL HOUSING: Continued procurementof social housing in Munster and Dublin.‣ SARSFIELD FAMILY HUB: A hub for 12small families experiencing homelessnessand previously living in emergencyaccommodation.2022‣ SOCIAL HOUSING: Continued procurementof social housing in Munster and Dublin.‣ HOUSING FIRST KERRY: Developmentof a new Housing First service in Kerry incollaboration with Kerry County Counciland the HSE.‣ LONG-TERM HOMES: Procurement of 30homes in Limerick, Tipperary, Kerry, Kildareand Dublin for households experiencinghomelessness.12
Annual Report 2022BOARD OF DIRECTORSGreg MaxwellChairpersonPat ClaffeySiobhan WheelerTracy LeonardDian LopossoMartina MurphyMichael O'Connell13
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