Community Addiction Supports
Community-based addiction supports, harm reduction services, outreach, rehabilitation supports, housing-related addiction supports, and local HSE addiction services.
Community Support Services
Merchants Quay Ireland
Provides addiction services, harm reduction programmes, homelessness support, treatment options, and community outreach throughout Ireland.
Phone: 01 524 0160 Visit Website
Tiglin
Supports people affected by addiction, homelessness, and other life challenges through rehabilitation, housing, education, employment, outreach, youth services, and family support.
Phone: 0404 40010 Visit Website
Ana Liffey Drug Project
Low-threshold harm reduction and addiction support service for people affected by drug and alcohol use.
Phone: 01 878 6899 Freephone: 1800 78 68 28 office@aldp.ie Visit Website
DrugWise Harm Reduction Information
Information explaining harm reduction approaches, including safer drug use, needle exchange, drug checking, reducing overdose risk, and reducing drug-related harm.
This is an information resource rather than a direct Irish support service.
Harm reduction information Visit Website
Chrysalis Community Drug Project
Dublin-based community drug project offering harm reduction, therapeutic supports, and help for people affected by addiction and related difficulties.
Community drug project Visit Website
Local HSE Addiction Services
HSE and community addiction services vary by area. The HSE Drugs and Alcohol Helpline can help people find support and treatment options near them.
Phone: 1800 459 459 helpline@hse.ie Visit Website
Related Support Routes
Community support can connect with other types of support. You can also look at meetings, helplines, professional support, or treatment centres.
Peer Support Meetings Helplines & Professional Support Residential Treatment Centres Back to Addiction Supports
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Service information can change. Always check directly with the service before making decisions about support, treatment, appointments, or access.