
HAIL
Housing Association for Integrated Living
Dublin, Ireland
About
Founded in 1985, HAIL is a charity based in Dublin, Ireland working on mental health, housing & homelessness.
HAIL (Housing Association for Integrated Living) is a non-profit approved housing body and specialist mental health housing association based in Dublin. It provides independent social housing, including supported homes for people with long-term mental health support needs, alongside general needs social housing. Its mental health tenancy sustainment services help tenants and other people in private rented, local authority and social housing to sustain their tenancies and recover. HAIL owns and manages several hundred homes, mainly in Dublin, with additional homes in Kildare, Laois, Offaly, Longford and Limerick. Founded in 1985 by members of St. Brendan's Mental Health Association, it works with local authorities, the HSE and other housing bodies, and advocates for more social housing for people with mental health difficulties. Its strategic plan 2024-2028 aims to deliver 300 additional homes.
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Cara Service
Mental health · Ireland
Nationwide service providing homes under HAIL tenancies for people who have lived in HSE accommodation, and support for people in local authority or social housing with a mental health diagnosis.
In-House Support Service
Mental health · Ireland
Mental health tenancy sustainment support for HAIL tenants, based on partnership with local authorities and HSE mental health teams.
Regional Visiting Support Service
Mental health · Ireland
Tenancy support for people with mental health difficulties living in private rented, local authority and social housing in the four Dublin local authority areas, Wicklow, Sligo, Louth and Meath.
Prison In-reach Courts Liaison Service
Mental health · Ireland
Helps men and women with mental health difficulties on remand or serving sentences in Cloverhill, Mountjoy and Dóchas prisons find accommodation.
Peer Support Project
Mental health · Ireland
Peer support for mental health recovery, based on shared experience.
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Clúid, Respond, Co-Operative Housing Ireland, Sonas, Sophia Housing, NAMA, Land Development Agency
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