
Good Shepherd Cork
Cork, Ireland
About
Founded in 1972, Good Shepherd Cork is a charity based in Cork, Ireland working on housing & homelessness, children & youth, education +1 more.
Good Shepherd Cork is an independent Irish charity and company limited by guarantee with its own board. It works with vulnerable women and children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Cork, aiming to empower them and break the cycle of homelessness across generations. Its services include emergency accommodation at Edel House, a family hub at Redclyffe, B&B outreach, long-term supported housing, residential care for teenage girls, support and advocacy for clients moving to independent living, and education and development courses. The charity operates from six locations in Cork city and county and was founded in its present form from a service started at Sancta Maria Hostel in 1972 with the Legion of Mary. It is linked to the Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd, and advocates for the right to housing.
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Edel House
Housing & Homelessness
Emergency accommodation for homeless women and children in Cork city.
Redclyffe Family Hub
Housing & Homelessness
Emergency accommodation for families experiencing homelessness in Cork, referred through Cork City and County Council.
B&B Outreach Service
Housing & Homelessness
Support and advocacy for families who are homeless and staying in B&B or hotel accommodation.
Supported Housing
Housing & Homelessness
Long-term supported housing for single adult women and their families in a safe, nurturing community.
Support & Advocacy
Housing & Homelessness
Practical and emotional support helping families and single people move from B&B or emergency accommodation to independent living.
Residential Care for Teenage Girls
Children & Youth
Residential accommodation for girls aged 15 to 19 who are out of home or at risk of being out of home.
Bruac, Education & Development
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Education and training opportunities for women who cannot access mainstream education, including modules in cooking, maths, computers, childcare and personal development.
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Cork City Council, Cork County Council, Department of Social Protection, Health Service Executive, Cork Education and Training Board
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