Add to ORKGThe year 2000 saw the establishment of Merchants Quay Ireland, bringing together the Merchants Quay Drug Project, the Homeless Services of the Failtiu Resource Centre and the Church Services of the Franciscan Community at Merchants Quay under a single management structure. The report shows that for the year 2000 the number of homeless people visiting the Failtiu Resource Centre rose from an average of 176 people per day from 111 per day in 1999. 3,360 people attended the new needle exchange service, 645 of who were new drug users
The aim of the Merchant's Quay Project is to prevent the spread of HIV through drug use and related ...
This report outlines the programmes of the Merchant's Quay Project in 1997. The contact centre creat...
This report highlights the achievements of the Merchant's Quay Project over the year 1998. The Crisi...
This report outlines activities for Merchants Quay Ireland (MQI) in 2002. The health promotion unit ...
When we first opened our doors in 1989 we were operating out of one room in the Franciscan Friary in...
The report outlines the activities of the MQI for 2001. The Contact Centre had 20,262 visits for nee...
Merchants Quay Ireland is the largest non-profit drug service provider in Ireland, well established ...
At Merchants Quay Ireland we seek to provide a range of positive options for people experiencing pro...
Annual Report from the Merchant's Quay Ireland homeless and drugs services for 2004
Merchants Quay Ireland is a national voluntary organization that helps people who are homeless and t...
Annual report of the Merchant's Quay Project which provides a variety of services for drug users and...
Merchants Quay Ireland is a national voluntary organization that helps people who are homeless and t...
In reflecting back over 2007 one can’t but help being struck by the harsh reality of life for our se...
MQI’s 17th Annual Review highlights the continued growth of homelessness and drug use and the increa...
Merchants Quay Ireland gives us a chance to reflect on the effects of the many services MQI provide ...
The aim of the Merchant's Quay Project is to prevent the spread of HIV through drug use and related ...
This report outlines the programmes of the Merchant's Quay Project in 1997. The contact centre creat...
This report highlights the achievements of the Merchant's Quay Project over the year 1998. The Crisi...
This report outlines activities for Merchants Quay Ireland (MQI) in 2002. The health promotion unit ...
When we first opened our doors in 1989 we were operating out of one room in the Franciscan Friary in...
The report outlines the activities of the MQI for 2001. The Contact Centre had 20,262 visits for nee...
Merchants Quay Ireland is the largest non-profit drug service provider in Ireland, well established ...
At Merchants Quay Ireland we seek to provide a range of positive options for people experiencing pro...
Annual Report from the Merchant's Quay Ireland homeless and drugs services for 2004
Merchants Quay Ireland is a national voluntary organization that helps people who are homeless and t...
Annual report of the Merchant's Quay Project which provides a variety of services for drug users and...
Merchants Quay Ireland is a national voluntary organization that helps people who are homeless and t...
In reflecting back over 2007 one can’t but help being struck by the harsh reality of life for our se...
MQI’s 17th Annual Review highlights the continued growth of homelessness and drug use and the increa...
Merchants Quay Ireland gives us a chance to reflect on the effects of the many services MQI provide ...
The aim of the Merchant's Quay Project is to prevent the spread of HIV through drug use and related ...
This report outlines the programmes of the Merchant's Quay Project in 1997. The contact centre creat...
This report highlights the achievements of the Merchant's Quay Project over the year 1998. The Crisi...