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We are recruiting for a Project Worker in Dublin
June 27, 2014
The Ana Liffey Drug Project is recruiting for a Project Worker in Dublin.
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President Michael D. Higgins is the new patron of the Ana Liffey Drug Project:
May 22, 2014
The Ana Liffey Drug Project is pleased to formally announce that on 23rd April 2014, Michael D. Higgins President of Ireland accepted an invitation to become the Patron of the Ana Liffey Drug Project.
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New Pilot Primary Healthcare Service for Marginalised Groups opens in Limerick
April 7, 2014
Partnership for Health Equity (PHE) team, l-r: Dr Patrick O’Donnell, UL Graduate Entry Medical School; Diane Nurse, HSE Social Inclusion; Prof Anne MacFarlane, UL Graduate Entry Medical School; Councillor Kathleen Leddin, Mayor of Limerick and Tony Quilty, HSE Social Inclusion. Photo courtesy of Dave Gaynor
A new pilot primary healthcare service for marginalised groups has opened in Limerick as part of an innovative model of research in primary care. The aim of the project is to improve access to primary health care for groups such as the homeless, drug users, travellers, migrants and others who have difficulties in accessing and availing of primary care services.
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Ana Liffey Drug Project is recruiting Live Helper Volunteers
February 25, 2014
Live Helper is a free, secure and confidential online support service provided by Ana Liffey as part of drugs.ie offering information on drug and alcohol issues. The purpose of the Live Helper Volunteer role is to respond to individuals who may be coping with a range of stressors relating to their own or a loved one’s drug or alcohol use. This role therefore requires a sensitive and informed response to support those contacting the service.
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Ana Liffey Drug Project is hiring a Finance and Administration Worker
February 17, 2014
Ana Liffey Drug Project is hiring a Finance and Administration Worker