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Quay Facts
A community of hospitality, hope and justice
History
- In 1989 the Friars at Merchants Quay established a project for people affected by drug use and HIV, with the support of lay professionals and volunteers
- In 1996 the F?ilti? Resource Centre for homeless persons was established extending the food service provided through the Tea Rooms to include a wide variety of vital social services
- In 2001 the homeless and drugs services operating at Merchants Quay were brought together under one management structure and became Merchants Quay Ireland
The people we work with
- In 2006 we worked with over 5,000 drug users and homeless people.
- More than 4,000 attended our Open Access Homeless & Drugs Services
Services Include
- Open Access Services - Homeless Services
- Open Access Services - Drugs Services
- Day Support Services
- Settlement and Integration Services
- Residential Drug Treatment - St Francis Farm - (Co. Carlow)
- Residential Drug Treatment - High Park - (Drumcondra, Dublin)
- Training, Research and Policy Department
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