M&S Liffey Valley

Lamh Failte helping the homeless, is a non-profit organisation founded and set up in Dublin in 2020. We help homeless people by providing a food and clothing stall on North Earl Street, here in Dublin City. We hand out hot homemade tasty dishes, cold dishes, hot fluids, clothing items, sleeping bags, toiletries, snacks, portions of fruit, and we also give out takeaway dishes, every Saturday evening. Our group is ran by volunteers and there are about 20 to 25 of us at any given time. All of our volunteers source and cook the donations in their own homes, then we meet up on North Earl Street every Saturday from 7.15 pm to around 9:30 pm. We rely heavily on donations from the public and local business. We are not a registered charity and cannot accept cash donations.

Feed Kildare helps to bridge the gap for individuals and families that struggle between meeting pressing financial needs and providing nutritious food for themselves and their families. We are a Christian organisation rooted in compassion, dignity, and service to our local community. Our aim is to ensure that no one in our area goes without essential food during difficult times. We collect surplus food from local retailers, community donations, and partner organisations, helping to reduce waste while supporting those in need. All food is checked, sorted, and stored by our volunteers before being shared through our in-person food bank sessions. Our sessions provide a welcoming and respectful space where individuals and families can access essential groceries in a supportive community environment. Please note that we do not offer a delivery service — all support is provided during our food bank sessions. We support individuals and families experiencing financial hardship or struggling with the cost of living. This may include those affected by reduced income, unexpected bills, illness, benefit delays, or other challenging circumstances. Our service is open to anyone in need, regardless of background or faith. We are committed to treating everyone with dignity, respect, and confidentiality, reflecting our Christian values in how we serve others. To help cover operational costs such as food handling, storage, and running the sessions, we charge a small contribution per visit: • €7.50 for a single person • €10 for a family This allows us to continue serving our community sustainably while keeping support affordable and accessible.

Turas Training is an addiction service and CE scheme working young people and adults in recovery. We provide a range of services grouped under four headings: Rehabilitation, Education & Training, Outdoor Education, and Holistic Practice.