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Ana Liffey names it’s premises after Eddie Matthews
November 12, 2022
As part of Ana Liffey Drug Project’s 40th anniversary celebrations – on Thursday 10th November 2022 the Lord Mayor of Dublin officially named Ana Liffey’s premises at 48 Middle Abbey Street ‘The Matthews Building’ – in honour of Eddie Matthews for his dedicated voluntary work over many years on the Board of Ana Liffey.
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Ana Liffey welcomes announcement of Community Safety Wardens for Dublin’s Wolfe Tone Park
October 17, 2022
Tony Duffin of Ana Liffey Drug Project said “It will be great to have the Community Safety Wardens focused on Wolfe Tone Park and surrounding area. However, they can’t work in isolation and Ana Liffey is ready to work in partnership with the new team when they hit the ground. I have no doubt that this additional support funded by the Department of Justice will improve the amenity of the area.”
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Ana Liffey are hiring Project Worker roles in Dublin
October 4, 2022
Ana Liffey Drug Project is recruiting a number of posts for their Dublin City Centre based teams:
- Law Engagement Assisted Recovery (LEAR) team
- Healthy Equity Action Team (HEAT)
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Improving Patient Experience – Ana Liffey part of winning team at Health Service Excellence Award 2022
September 16, 2022
Yesterday, HSE CHO9 Social Inclusion (Homeless Services) won the Improving Patient Experience category at the HSE’s ‘Health Service Excellence Award’ 2022. As a Section 39 funded service working in partnership with our colleagues in CHO9 we are proud to say that we played a significant role in the delivery of the winning project: “Rapid COVID-19 LAMP testing in Dublin Homeless Services”.
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Drug-related deaths in Limerick:
August 31, 2022
Wednesday 31st August, is International Overdose Awareness Day. Sadly, for those who have serious on-going addiction issues, the risk of overdose is ever-present.
According to the latest official figures*, there were 786 drug-related deaths in Ireland over a twelve-month period.
It’s against this backdrop that Ana Liffey Drug Project, is highlighting the importance of improved availability of Naloxone, a medication used to block and reverse the effects of heroin and other opioids.