ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. We would like to acknowledge and thank the following.

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2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to acknowledge and thank the following. All Voluntary Organisations for their help in the compilation of this directory. The Health Service Executive South Western Area. The Health Promotion Department, Health Service Executive South Western Area. Ms Carrie Cullen & Ms Tracy Cullen of the Health Promotion Department for their assistance. Mental Health Ireland for permission to use information from their booklet Assessing Mental Health Services and leaflet Managing Your Mental Health. The Irish Medical Directory & Irish College of General Practitioners for permission to reproduce their list of General Practitioners. This directory was compiled by staff within the Mental Health Services Dublin South West, and the Development Officer, Mental Health Ireland. It was funded by grants from the National Lottery through the Clondalkin Adult Mental Health Service and the Crumlin and District Mental Health Association. 1st Edition Published June

3 INTRODUCTION This Directory was compiled in partnership with the Crumlin & District Mental Health Association, the Clondalkin Adult Mental Health Service and the Health Service Executive South Western Area. The Directory is comprised of details on a wide range of organisations, services and groups offering support, advice and education to those living in the Dublin South West Area. It is hoped that this directory will improve awareness of supports and services that contribute to positive mental health. The directory is being made available to general practitioners, mental health professionals, voluntary sector groups and the general public as a resource booklet. CONTACT FOR COPIES: The Secretary, Crumlin & District Mental Health Association, St Columbas, Armagh Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12. Phone: (01) Fax: (01) Clondalkin Mental Health Service, 1A Village Centre, Orchard Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. Phone: (01) Fax: (01) DISCLAIMER While every effort to ensure that the information in this directory is accurate, we cannot accept responsibility for either the information or services provided as included in the directory Directory: Please feel free to contact us with corrections or new details relating to your organisation for inclusion in the 2006 Directory. Equally if we have omitted any service please contact us to have the details included. 2

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ACCESSING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES LIST OF HOSPITALS LIST OF HELPLINES GENERAL PRACTITIONERS HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE SOUTH WESTERN AREA - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES CRUMLIN - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE TALLAGHT - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PSYCHIATRY OF LATER LIFE CLONDALKIN - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES BALLYFERMOT/ CHAPELIZOD / PALMERSTOWN / LUCAN - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE - ACCES TEAM HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE SOUTH WESTERN AREA - OTHER SERVICES. 28 MENTAL HEALTH COMMISSION VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS AND GROUPS IN MENTAL HEALTH PRIVATE COUNSELLING INFORMATION SERVICES REHABILITATIVE TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE SOUTH WESTERN AREA OTHER REHABILITATIVE TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ORGANISATIONS MANAGING YOUR MENTAL HEALTH SUICIDE - FACT & FICTION INDEX

5 ACCESSING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Dublin South West Mental Health services strive to provide a comprehensive range of community based mental health services. The mental health team is comprised of many disciplines including Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Mental Health Nurses, Addiction Counsellors, Occupational Therapists and Social Workers. In some areas other counselling services are offered. ACCESS TO THE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES The General Practitioner is the first point of contact for accessing mental health services. Problems such as depression or anxiety may well be treated by him/her and may not need the intervention of the mental health team. In other cases the G.P. may decide to refer a person to the mental health team for specialist care. In an emergency situation, when a G.P. is not available, access to the Mental Health Services is through the Emergency Department of the local hospital. THE PROCESS OF ACCESSING MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES An out-patient appointment will usually take place within a few weeks of referral and patients notified by post. However in an emergency, an immediate appointment can be arranged and this is generally done by direct contact between the G.P., Emergency Department Registrar and the Consultant Psychiatrist for the sector. THE TREATMENT OPTIONS OUTPATIENT CARE Out-Patient Clinic (patients referred by G.P. s/ Emergency Department Registrar) Day Hospital Day Centre Home Based Care Home Visits from the Mental Health Team Referral to Clinical Psychological Services - through the sector team Referral to Addiction Counselling Services - through the sector team Access to Social Work or Occupational Therapy Services - through the sector team Referral back to your G.P. for continuous care 4

6 ADMISSION TO THE HOSPITAL PSYCHIATRIC UNIT Mental Health Services have changed dramatically over the last twenty years or so. These changes have been and are driven by government policies, changing patient populations, and the closure or dismantling of the large mental institutions. This has resulted in the development of better care and more supportive services to those with mental illness. Both admission to hospital and length of stay nowadays is much reduced with the development of community services. Links are maintained at all times between the hospital and community services thus facilitating a seamless service for patients and their carers. Following assessment, patients have a care-plan drawn up which seeks to meet their identified needs. Input from all members of the multidisciplinary team is available to the patient and their carers for the duration of care in the mental health services. The mental health team discusses the care plan with patients and their families on a regular basis and options available for follow up care. The follow-up options are: Out-patient clinic Home Care Day Hospital Day Centre Return to the care of the General Practitioner Supported housing for individuals who are likely to require more long-term care OUT-PATIENT AND COMMUNITY SERVICES It has often been said that out-patient and community services are the backbone of the mental health system. It has been the more extensive and effective use of out-patient care that has averted hospital admissions to in-patient facilities and resulted in shortened in-patient stays. The aim is to treat and support individuals in their own homes and communities where at all possible. Access to mental health community services is through the sector team. G.P. s are central to the delivery of community care services. 5

7 OUT-PATIENT CLINICS These facilities are based in community health centres and are staffed by a Consultant Psychiatrist, Psychiatric Registrars and Community Mental Health Nurses. Other disciplines attend as requested. The Psychiatrist is responsible for the treatment of the person whether in the community or in hospital. DAY HOSPITAL This is a day facility where people with an acute mental health problem can attend from their home or care setting for assessment, treatment, monitoring and implementation of a care package designed to meet the needs of individuals. It is an alternative to hospital admission and is usually on a short term basis. Patients are stabilised on medication and monitored for side effects. Contact is established with the carers for identification of problems that may impede the progress of recovery. Prior to discharge from the day hospital, the client is assigned a key worker from within the service for follow up care. HOME CARE Home care is also an alternative to hospital admission or facilitates early discharge from hospital. Care is based in the home environment where patients are assessed and monitored on a daily basis by mental health professional staff. When the acute phase of the illness has stabilised, education on the illness and medications used is given to both the patient and the carers. The needs of carers are also identified and addressed to prevent over burdening them with caring for a sick relative. Home care also assists the patients in setting goals for their future vocational/educational needs. DAY CENTRE The day centre is based in a community setting and patients attend voluntarily from their home or care setting for continuing support. It s main focus is on a re socialisation programme, social skills training, personal development and further stabilisation of the illness. The aim is on providing a friendly and supportive environment with activities suited to the needs of each individual. It is not unusual for some people to attend a day centre for a long period of time. For others a short period is all that is required. 6

8 SHELTERED WORKSHOP This is a community facility where there is an emphasis on people with mental illness working in areas suited to their skills or needs with support and guidance from trained staff. CONTINUING CARE WARD This is an in-patient facility that provides care for clients who often have long term enduring mental illness. A small percentage will be discharged to another facility i.e. a residential unit. This unit may be used as a respite area for those patients in the community who have this need. REHABILITATION WARD This is an in-patient facility where the emphasis of care is on re-skilling patients with everyday living skills. This is done in order to improve their quality of life and regain a level of independence that will enable them to live in their homes or a residential facility. SPECIAL CARE UNIT OR SECURE WARD Sometimes it may be necessary to care for and treat a patient in a safe and restricted environment due to the nature of his/her mental illness. This is usually a small unit within a hospital setting staffed by highly trained psychiatric nurses. The unit is locked and the environment is secure. Patients, who because of their mental illness have disturbed behaviour which does not respond to treatment, may necessitate admission to a secure unit, if possible on a short term basis, for intensive treatment and care. PSYCHIATRY OF LATER LIFE This service is offered to those over the age of 65 years with newly diagnosed mental health problems. Currently it offers a community based, multidisciplinary team service with home assessments and treatment. It also operates a day hospital facility. CARE OF THE ELDERLY This is a specialised unit for the 24-hour care and treatment of patients usually over 60 years of age who have mental illness and associated problems. The environment is designed to meet the needs of the elderly. 7

9 LIST OF HOSPITALS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES DIRECT LINES Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH) (01) St James Hospital (01) St Patricks Hospital (01) Our Ladys Hospital for Sick Children Crumlin (01) The Coombe Hospital (01) Connolly Memorial Hospital (01) Crumlin Adult Mental Health Service (01) Acute Psychiatric Unit, (AMiNCH) (01) Tallaght Adult Mental Health Services: Tallaght Adult Mental Health Service, Sheaf House (01) Acute Psychiatric Unit, (AMiNCH) (01) Psychiatry of Later Life (01) Clondalkin Adult Mental Health Service: (01) Acute Psychiatric Unit, (AMiNCH) (01) Ballyfermot / Lucan Adult Mental Health Service (01) Acute Psychiatric Unit, (AMiNCH) (01) also (01) Psychiatric Service for Homeless People (01) Poison Information Centre Beaumont Hospital (01)

10 HELPLINES AWARE 24 Hour Helpline AL ATEEN & AL ANON INFORMATION CENTRE Helpline: ANEW Helpline: ALBA COUNSELLING, (For adults who experienced childhood sexual abuse) Helpline BODYWHYS - EATING DISORDER ASSOCIATION Helpline Lo call helpline CHILDLINE 24 Hour Helpline CONSOLE (Bereaved by Suicide Foundation) Helpline DRUG / HIV HELPLINE SCHIZOPHRENIA IRELAND LUCIA FOUNDATION (SI) (Lo call charge) Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10am to 4pm. Tues: 3.30 to 7.30pm. Thur: 10am to 2pm. HEADWAY IRELAND HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE CUSTOMER SERVICES HELPLINE (Freephone) customer.services@mailf.hse.ie THE ALZHEIMER SOCIETY OF IRELAND National Helpline (Mon Fri 10am 4pm) SAMARITANS 24 Hour Helpline: HOMELESS SERVICES Helpline PARENTLINE Helpline SÒLÀS (Barnardos Child Bereavement Service) Helpline

11 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS The General Practitioner is the first point of contact for accessing mental health services. Problems such as depression or anxiety may well be treated by him/her and may not need the intervention of the mental health team. In other cases the G.P. may decide to refer a person to the mental health team for specialist care. In an emergency situation, when a G.P. is not available, access to the mental health services is through the emergency department of the local hospital. BALLYFERMOT, DUBLIN 10 DR MICHELLE CORVIN Sarsfield Medical Centre, 60b Sarsfield Road. Phone: (01) DR ANTHONY JOSEPH FORDE 9 Claddagh Green. Phone: (01) DR MARY MURNAGHAN Sarsfield Medical Centre, 60b Sarsfield Road. Phone: (01) DR CATRIONA O CATHAIN 9 Claddagh Green. Phone: (01) DR EUGENE O CONNELL 283 Ballyfermot Road. Phone: (01) DR COLM O SE Ballyfermot Health Centre. Phone: (01) Claddagh Green. Phone: (01) DR DONAL O SULLIVAN 353 Ballyfermot Road. Phone: (01) DR FERGUS PURCELL Grange Cross. Phone: (01) CRUMLIN, DUBLIN 12 DR WILLIAM BEHAN 115 Cromwellsfort Road. Phone: (01) DR MIRIAM CAREY 4 Moracrete Cottages, Crumlin Road. Phone: (01)

12 CRUMLIN, DUBLIN 12 (Contd.) DR FRANK CLARKE Walkinstown Medical Centre, 133 Walkinstown Rd. Phone: (01) DR MICHAEL COSTELLO Sundrive Medical Centre, 36 Sundrive Rd. Phone: (01) DR KEVIN J DISKIN 118 Mourne Rd., Drimnagh. Phone: DR KEVIN GALLAGHER 3 Shelton Grove, Kimmage. Phone: (01) DR MAURICE GUÉRET 170a Whitehall Road. West, Perrystown. Office: 197 Lower Kimmage Rd, D6W. Phone: (01) DR MICHAEL HOOPER 112 Errigal Road, Drimnagh. Phone: (01) DR CATHERINE KING 172 Sundrive Rd. Phone: (01) DR IAN LINDSAY 133 Walkinstown Rd. Phone: (01) DR LIAM MCENIFF 133 St Peters Rd, Walkinstown. Phone: (01) DR LIAM MCENIFF (JNR) 133 St Peters Rd, Walkinstown. Phone: (01) DR GERARD MORAN Long Mile Medical Centre, Long Mile Rd. Phone: (01) Kimmage Rd. West. (by appt. only) Phone: (01) DR DIARMUID P O CONNELL 351 Crumlin Rd. Phone: (01) DR JOHN O CONNELL 52 Walkinstown Rd. Phone: (01) DR OLIVER QUINN 1 Errigal Rd., Drimnagh. Phone: (01)

13 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (Contd.) CRUMLIN, DUBLIN 12 (Contd.) DR MICHAEL ROWAN 60 St Agnes Rd. Phone: (01) Curlew Road Health Centre, Drimnagh. Phone: (01) DR STEPHEN V RYAN 202 Kimmage Rd West. Phone: (01) DR FRED SHACKLETON 115 Cromwellsfort Rd. Phone: (01) DR IMELDA M SLINEY 36a Sundrive Rd. Phone: (01) DR BARBARA SMYTH 197 Crumlin Road. Phone: (01) Ranelagh Village. Phone: (01) DR ANNE SYNNOTT 144 Old County Road. Phone: (01) DR JOHN L SYNNOTT 144 Old County Road. Phone: (01) DR JOHN L TWOMEY 170a Whitehall Rd. West, Perrystown. Phone: (01) DR BERNADETTE WHITE 60 St Agnes Road, Crumlin. Phone: (01) DR PHILIP C WIEHE Sundrive Medical Centre, 36 Sundrive Rd., Kimmage. Phone: (01) CHAPELIZOD/PALMERSTOWN, DUBLIN 20 DR DEIDRE CAULFIELD Chapelizod Medical Centre, Belgrove Pk, Chapelizod. Phone: (01) DR HUGH A DALY 31 Manor Rd, Palmerstown. Phone: (01) DR JOHN J DILLON Chapelizod Medical Centre, Belgrove Pk., Chapelizod. Phone: (01)

14 CHAPELIZOD/PALMERSTOWN, DUBLIN 20 (Contd.) DR FESTUS A HAASTRUP 20 Lower Kennelsfort Rd. Palmerstown. Phone: (01) DR ORLA JOHNSTON Belgrove Park, Chapelizod. Phone: (01) DR SEAN H MAGUIRE 31 Manor Rd., Palmerstown. Phone: (01) DR CONOR O HANLON 14 Palmerstown Pk, Palmerstown. Phone: (01) DR JOSEPH O NEILL 14 Palmerstown Pk, Palmerstown. Phone: (01) DR ZITA O REILLY Belgrove Park, Chapelizod. Phone: (01) DR PATRICK R SHARPE 31 Manor Road, Palmerstown. Phone: (01) LUCAN, CO. DUBLIN DR JOHN BARRETT Medical Centre, Superquinn Shopping Centre. Phone: (01) DR DENISE COLLINS Medical Centre Esker Lawns. Phone: (01) DR RITA CONNOLLY 11 Ballyowen Road. Phone: (01) DR EMMA BEEHARRY Lucan Court Medical Centre, 2 The Village Court, Esker Hill. Phone: (01) DR JAMES CLARKE Main Street, Rathcoole. Phone: (01) DR MAURICE T COLLINS Crescent View, Spa Hotel Grounds. Phone (01) DR IAN FLETCHER - JONES Peamount Road, Newcastle. Phone: (01)

15 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (Contd.) LUCAN, CO. DUBLIN (Contd.) DR TONY FEENEY 3 Upper Dodsboro Road. Phone: (01) DR TERESA GOLDEN Finnstown Medical Centre, Newcastle Road. Phone: (01) DR DEREK GRAHAM Medical Centre, Main Street, Newcastle Road Phone: (01) DR PANOS HARRIS Main Street Phone: (01) DR GARRETT HAYES Lucan Court Medical Centre, 2 The Village Court, Esker Hill. Phone: (01) DR STUART KENNY Dodsboro Clinic, 3 Upper Dodsboro Road. Phone: (01) DR JAMES LEE Ballyowen Medical Centre, Ballyowen Shopping Centre. Phone: (01) DR DAVID LOMBARD Medical Centre, Esker Lawns. Phone: (01) DR MATTHEW LYNCH 11 Ballyowen Road. Phone: (01) DR ANNE MULROONEY 3 Upper Dodsboro Road. Phone: (01) DR PATRICK O MATHUNA Ballyowen Medical Centre, Ballyowen Shopping Centre. Phone: (01) DR MARY WALSH 3 Upper Dobsboro Road. Phone: (01)

16 CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 DR LINDY BARNES 20 Glenfield Ave. Phone: (01) DR RACHID BISMILLA 98 Monastery Rd. Phone: (01) DR JOHN A CARTHY North Clondalkin Health Project, Neilstown. Phone: (01) Killinarden Community Centre, Tallaght. Phone: (01) Meadowlands, Newcastle, Co. Dublin. Phone: (01) DR ANTHONY J CRAIG 3 Woodford Grove, Monastery Road. Phone: (01) Greenpark Surgery, 36 Willow Court. Phone: (01) DR BRIAN CRONIN Neilstown Shopping Centre. Phone: (01) Wheatfield Close. Phone: (01) Cherrywood Grove. Phone: (01) DR EAMON GERAGHTY 100 St Johns Wood. Phone: (01) DR LYNDA E HAMILTON 3 Orchard Road. Phone: (01) Neilstown Health Centre, Neilstown. Phone: (01) DR DECLAN HERBERT 19 Ashwood Rd. Phone: (01) Decies Road. Phone: (01) DR LIAM LYNCH 3 Orchard Rd. Phone: Neilstown Health Centre, Neilstown. Phone: (01) DR JIM MCCARTHY 24 Cherrywood Grove. Phone: (01) Wheatfield Close, (by appt. only) Phone: (01)

17 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (Contd.) CLONDALKIN, DUBLIN 22 (Contd.) DR MAIREAD MCNEELA 5 Castle Crescent, Monastery Rd. Phone: (01) DR JOHN M MURPHY Glenfield Family Practice, 20 Glenfield Ave. Phone: (01) DR JOHN J O GRADY 48 Tower Rd. Phone: (01) DR KEN OLINGER 7 Castle Crescent. Phone: (01) Church Road, Saggart, Co. Dublin. Phone: (01) DR LIAM QUIGLEY Glenfield Family Practice, 20 Glenfield Ave. Phone: (01) DR DEENA RAMIAH Nangor Medical Centre (by appt. only) Phone: (01) DR MARIA WILSON 19 Ashwood Rd. Phone: (01) Decies Rd. Ballyfermot, D10. Phone: (01) TALLAGHT, DUBLIN 24 DR KEVIN C BRENNAN 12 Glenview Park. Phone: (01) DR HAZEL BYRNE Springfield Medical Centre, Alderwood Ave. Phone: (01) The Medical Centre, Omni Park Shopping Centre, Santry, D9. Phone: (01) DR DESMOND COADY 1 Old Bawn Way. Phone: (01) DR ISMAIL COOVADIA 7 Asderwood Way. Phone: (01)

18 TALLAGHT, DUBLIN 24 (Contd.) DR JOHN M CRAIG 23 Old Bawn Way. Phone: (01) St Peter s Rd, Dublin 12. Phone: (01) DR DERRY DALY 64 The Park, Kingswood Heights. Phone: (01) DR HUGH DURKIN 64 The Park, Kingswood Heights. Phone: (01) DR TOM FIELD 19 Redwood View, Kilnamanagh. Phone: (01) DR TARA GALLIGAN 59 Old Bawn Way, Tallaght. Phone: (01) Parkhouse Family Practice, Brookfield Health Centre. Phone: (01) DR ANDREW JORDAN Aylesbury Clinic, 2 Heatherview Ave. Phone: (01) Greenlea Clinic, 118 Greenlea Rd, Terenure, D6W. Phone: (01) DR WILLIAM E.J. KAVANAGH Springfield Medical Centre, Alderwood Ave. Phone: (01) Mary Mercer Medical Centre, Jobstown. Phone: (01) DR PETER KEOGH 59 Old Bawn Way. Phone: (01) Parkhouse Family Practice, Brookfield. Phone: (01) DR SIOBHAN M KIERANS Alderwood Park. Phone: (01) DR PAUL A LINCOLN 72 Old Bawn Rd. Phone: (01) DR MICHAEL LIM 1 The Drive, Kingswood Heights. Phone: (01)

19 GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (Contd.) TALLAGHT, DUBLIN 24 (Contd.) DR ROLAND LING 14 Watermeadow Park, Old Bawn. Phone: (01) DR SEAN P MCCARTHY 1 Woodlawn Park Ave., Firhouse. Phone: (01) DR DEBORAH MCGRANE 33 Birchview Close, Kilnamanagh. Phone: (01) Brookfield Health Centre. Phone: (01) DR MARY MCMORROW Unit 2 Old Bawn Shopping Centre. Phone: (01) DR PATRICK M O CONNOR 12 Glenview Park. Phone: (01) DR AODHAGAN O REILLY 33 Birchview Close, Kilnamanagh. Phone: (01) DR ROBIN QUIGLEY Springfield Medical Centre, Alderwood Ave. Phone: (01) DR JOHN G SIMON 20 Birchview Drive, Kilnamanagh. Phone: (01) DR WILLIAM TWOMEY Aylesbury Clinic, 2 Heatherview Ave. Phone: (01) DR BRIAN MAHER Aylesbury Clinic, 2 Heatherview Ave. Phone: (01)

20 DUBLIN 6W DR PETRINA ARMSTRONG 8 Cypress Park, Tempelogue. Phone: (01) DR JOHN GIBSON 36 Lavarna Grove, terenure. Phone: (01) DR SEAN HANNIGAN 14 Wellington Road, Terenure. Phone: (01) DR BRENDAN HEANEY 9 Rathmore Villas, Terenure. Phone: (01) DR ROBERT HICKEY 324 Harolds Cross Road. Phone: (01) DR KATHERINE MCALEER 335 Lower Kimmage Road. Phone: (01) DR FRANK MCDONALD 100 Lower Kimmage Road. Phone: (01) DR KEVIN MCPARTLIN 8 Cypress Park, Tempelogue. Phone: (01) DR CYRIL NEWMAN 69a Orwell Park Rise, Tempelogue. Phone: (01) DR CHARLES O MALLEY 335 Lower Kimmage Road. Phone: (01) DR DENIS O SULLIVAN 1a Orwell Park, Tempelogue. Phone: (01) DR MADELEINE THAKORE The Surgery, Tempelogue Village. Phone: (01)

21 HSE SOUTH WESTERN AREA - ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Referral System: The Adult Mental Health Services accept referrals from General Practitioners, Accident and Emergency Departments and Medical Consultants. CRUMLIN ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE: Area covered includes Crumlin, Walkinstown, Perrystown & parts of Terenure, Templeogue and Harold s Cross. ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE - ST COLUMBA S: The Team is based at St Columba s Day Hospital, Armagh Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12. Phone (01) / (01) The service is available from Sunday to Friday from 9.00am pm. TEAM COMPOSITION: Consultant Psychiatrist Psychiatric Medical Staff Psychiatric Nurses Mental Health Social Worker Occupational Therapist Psychologist Secretarial Staff OUT-PATIENTS CLINICS: On various days at: Psychiatric Out Patients, Curlew Road Health Centre, Curlew Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12. Phone (01) DAY HOSPITAL: Provides a setting for those who require treatment in a clinical environment during the day and who can reside at home in the evenings and weekends with family support. Open Monday to Friday 9.00am pm and is located at St Columba s, Armagh Road. Outside normal working hours, Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH) may be contacted. Service Provided: Clinical assessment of referred persons is undertaken by team members. Following each assessment an individual care plan is designed. New Patients Clinics: Held on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings at St Columba`s Day Hospital by appointment. 20

22 TALLAGHT ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: - TALLAGHT ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE, SHEAF HOUSE - ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC UNIT (AMiNCH) - PSYCHIATRY OF LATER LIFE TALLAGHT ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE The team is based at Sheaf House, The Exchange Hall, Belgard Square North, Tallaght, Dublin 24. Phone: (01) Fax: (01) TEAM COMPOSITION: Consultant Psychiatrist Psychiatric Medical Staff Psychiatric Nurses Mental Health Social Worker Occupational Therapist Psychologist Secretarial Staff SERVICES PROVIDED: Following initial assessment an individual care plan is implemented. Ongoing assessment of the referred individual is undertaken by team members. NEW PATIENT CLINICS & OUT PATIENTS CLINIC: By appointment only at: Mary Mercer Health Centre, Fortunestown Lane, Jobstown, Tallaght, Phone: (01) HOMECARE: A substitute quality care offered to people in their own homes during a period of illness. It is an alternative to hospital admission or if hospitalised allows for early discharge. Operates on a seven day basis from 9.00am pm. DAY HOSPITAL: Open Monday to Friday 9.00 am pm, located at Sheaf House. DAY CENTRE: Open Monday to Friday 9.00 am pm, located at Sheaf House. Hospital Care: Should in patient treatment be required, the acute psychiatric unit is based at Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). Contact with the service outside working hours should be through the clients General Practitioner, if this is not possible contact may be made with the Accident & Emergency Department Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). 21

23 ACCESS TO OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES: Individual Psychotherapy Anxiety Management Support group for relatives Healthy Lifestyle Group Therapeutic Family Work One to One Carers support Mental Health Social Worker available by consultation and appointment Access to Clinical Psychology Service Access to Occupational Therapy Service Access to Dietician Services Mental Health Education for General Public & Community Groups Liaison with statutory and voluntary organisations ACUTE ADULT PSYCHIATRIC UNIT - TALLAGHT HOSPITAL (AMiNCH) The Acute Psychiatric Unit is located within Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). The unit consists of two wards: Rowan, Phone (01) and Cedar (01) Patients may make or receive phone calls at the following numbers: (01) or (01) Each of the wards has a combination of single and shared rooms which are based on the needs of each individual. SERVICES: Medical Staff Nursing Staff Occupational Therapists Social Worker Clinical Psychologists Pastoral Care Irish Advocacy Network Citizens Information Service Visiting After a stay in hospital a member of the psychiatric team will arrange follow up treatment. Bus Routes: 49, 49Am 50, 54A, 56A, 65, 65B, 75, 76A, 76B, 77, 77A, 201,

24 PSYCHIATRY OF LATER LIFE The team is based in Sheaf House, Exchange Hall, Belgard Square North, and Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). Telephone: (01) The service is available: Monday Friday 9.00am 4.45pm TEAM COMPOSITION: Consultant Psychiatrist Administration Staff Non-Consultant Hospital Doctors Community Mental Health Nurses Mental Health Social Worker Psychiatric Nurses Occupational Therapist SERVICES PROVIDED: The following services are available: The Day Hospital aims to provide a comprehensive day programme for individuals with complex behavioural needs. Monday-Friday 9am-4.45pm, Tuesdays 12pm-4.45pm REFERRAL SYSTEM: This is a mental health service specifically for people who present first over the age of 65 years. REFERRAL TO THIS SERVICE IS FROM: General Practitioners Medical consultations Geriatricians Any person referred for assessment will be seen as soon as possible. Following assessment an individual care plan is designed. If a person requires hospitalisation it is arranged through the team. ACCESS TO OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES: Individual Psychotherapy Anxiety Management Support group for relatives Health lifestyle groups Therapeutic family work One to one carers support Access to dietician services Liaison with statutory and voluntary organisations and the general public. 23

25 CLONDALKIN ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE: Serving Clondalkin, Saggart, Rathcoole, Brittas & Newcastle. Based at: The Village Centre, 1A Village Centre, Orchard Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. Phone: (01) TEAM COMPOSITION: Consultant Psychiatrist Psychiatric Medical Staff Psychiatric Nurses Mental Health Social Worker Occupational Therapist Psychologist Secretarial Staff SERVICES PROVIDED: Day Hospital: Provides a setting for those who require treatment in a clinical environment during the day and can reside at home during the evenings and weekends with family support. Open everyday 9.00am-4.45pm includes home based service over weekends and is located at Clondalkin Adult Mental Health Service Headquarters. HOSPITAL CARE: If hospital treatment is merited, the person may be admitted to the Psychiatric Unit at Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). Outside working hours the hospital may be contacted. DAY CENTRE: Provides a day facility for people who need on going support in social and living skills. Emphasis is on independence and a good quality of life. Located at, 7 St Brigids Road, Clondalkin. Phone: (01) HOMECARE: A substitute quality care offered to people in their own homes during a period of illness. It is an alternative to hospital admission or if hospitalised allows for early discharge. Operates on a seven day basis from 9.00am-4.45pm. OUT-PATIENTS: Clinic takes place on a Wednesday morning in Rowlagh Health Centre, Neilstown, Clondalkin. Phone: (01) NEW PATIENTS CLINIC: Persons are referred by the General Practitioner and are seen by appointment only, Thursday 10.00am-1.00pm. Held at Clondalkin Adult Mental Health Service. 24

26 ACCESS TO OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES: Individual Psychotherapy Behaviour Family Therapy Group Therapy Anxiety Management and Relaxation Assertiveness Training Group Social Skills Training Group Young Persons Club (A one Club) Support Group for Carers Solution for Wellness Group Access to Social Worker available by consultation Access to Dietician Services Mental Health education for people and other interested groups Liaison with other Statutory and Voluntary Organisations Bus Routes: 51, 51B, 76, 76A, 68, 210. BALLYFERMOT ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE Serving Ballyfermot, Chapelizod, Bluebell, Palmerstown, Lucan & parts of Inchicore. Ballyfermot Mental Health Centre, Upper Ballyfermot Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10. Phone: (01) / SERVICES: Team Composition: Consultant Psychiatrist Psychiatric Medical Staff Psychiatric Nurses Mental Health Social Worker Occupational Therapist Psychologist Secretarial Staff DAY HOSPITAL: Provides a setting for those who require treatment in a clinical environment during the day and can reside at home during the evenings and weekends with family support. Home visits are also provided over the weekends for those who require them. Open Monday Friday 9.00am-4.45pm and is located in Ballyfermot Mental Health Centre. 25

27 DAY CENTRE: Provides a day facility for persons who need ongoing support in social and living skills, emphasis is on independence and a good quality of life. OUT-PATIENTS CLINICS: Takes place on Monday and Thursday at 2.00pm 5.00 pm by appointment only, at Ballyfermot Health Centre, Lower Ballyfermot Road. Phone: (01) NEW PATIENTS CLINICS: Held on Tuesday 9.30am pm at Ballyfermot Mental Health Centre. Appointment only. HOMECARE: Provides a comprehensive multidisciplinary service to people who are acutely ill in their own homes during a period of illness. It is an alternative to hospital admission and if hospitalised allows for early discharge and a reduction in the length of hospital stay. Operates on a seven day basis from 9.00am-4.45pm. HOSPITAL CARE: If hospital treatment is merited, the person may be admitted to the Psychiatric Unit at Tallaght Hospital (AMiNCH). Outside working hours the hospital may be contacted. ACCESS TO OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES: Individual Psychotherapy Anxiety Management Group Assertiveness Group Social Skills Group Womens`s Group Reflexology Healthy Eating Group Access of Social Worker available by consultation Access to Clinical Psychologist ACCESS TO DIETICIAN SERVICES Mental Health Education for general public and groups Liaison with other statutory and voluntary organisations Bus Routes: 76A, 76B, 76, 18, 78A bus routes pass door. 26

28 PSYCHIATRIC SERVICE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE - ACCES TEAM The ACCES team, or Assertive Community Outreach Evaluation Services, is a service in the Health Service Executive South Western Area, established to provide a community mental health service to those who are mentally ill and homeless. The team s mission is to provide direct and accessible mental health care to those experiencing homelessness in the South Western Area and to assist those having difficulties linking in with local mental health services. TEAM COMPOSITION: Consultant Psychiatrist Psychiatry Registrar Community Mental Health Nurses/CNMII Senior Social Worker Apart from outreach into the community, the service also offers an outpatient clinic. The objectives of the service are to provide a multi-disciplinary team assessment to homeless individuals, to provide high quality support to individuals in the community, thereby reducing the need for hospitalisation, and ultimately to promote stabilisation and relapse prevention. The service also works in partnership with other agencies to provide comprehensive and seamless care. Service provided: is open to those aged between 18 and 65 years, who are residing in the South Western Area or who have family ties in the area, who are homeless with severe and enduring mental illness and who may have dual diagnosis, alcohol or substance misuse. Referrals are accepted from acute hospital services, community mental health clinics, primary care teams, hostels and outreach teams, the multi-disciplinary health link team and from the forensics services in certain instances. Contact: ACCES team, HSE South Western Area, Parkgate Hall, 6-9 Conyngham Road, Dublin 8. Phone: (01) ACCES@swahb.ie. 27

29 HSE SOUTH WESTERN AREA - OTHER SERVICES HEAD QUARTERS HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE Limetree Avenue Millennium Park Naas Co. Kildare Phone: (045) HEALTH PROMOTION DEPARTMENT HEALTH SERVICE EXECUTIVE 52 Broomhill Road Tallaght Dublin 24 Phone: (01) PRIMARY CARE UNIT Block E Westland Park Nangor Road Clondalkin Dublin 22 (01) (temp) CUSTOMER SERVICES DEPARTMENT DR. STEEVEN S HOSPITAL, D8 Freephone: All of the Health Service Executive work in customer services is geared towards the Health Strategy s emphasis on increasing the customer orientation of services. This department works in close partnership with both statutory and voluntary organisations to provide information for clients to assist them in availing of their entitlements. The Customer Services public office and telephone centre are based in Dr Steeven s Hospital, Dublin 8. This office deals with requests for information and advice on health services in the region. Application forms and guidelines to all health services are also available. The office is open from 9am - 5pm including lunchtime, Monday to Friday. 28

30 ADDICTION SERVICES The Health Service Executive South Western Area (HSE SWA) in conjunction with community and voluntary organisations provide treatment and rehabilitation (re-integration into the community) services. The HSE SWA in providing treatment to clients also provides support services for their families and relatives. A major emphasis is placed on education and prevention. DRUG ADDICTION SERVICES BRIDGE HOUSE, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) OR DRUGS/HIV HELPLINE: Freephone: DRUG TREATMENT CENTRES AISLING CENTRE, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) Castle Street, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) FORTUNE HOUSE, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) THE LODGE, Old County Road Health Centre, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) CURLEW ROAD HEALTH CENTRE, Drimnagh, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) GLEN ABBEY CENTER, First Floor, Belgard Road, Tallaght Phone: (01) CORK STREET, Addiction Centre (Beside Bru Chaoimhin), Cork Street, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) INCHICORE TREATMENT CENTRE, Inchicore Health Centre, Emmett Road, Dublin 8 Phone: (01)

31 ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTRE, Dr. Steevens Hospital, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) JADD, Fortunestown Lane, Jobstown, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) CASP, Ballyowen Meadows, Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. Phone: (01) SATELLITE CENTRES, C/o Brookfield Community Centre, Brookfield, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) CARP KILLINARDEN, Killinarden Community Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) CLONDALKIN ADDICTION SUPPORT PROGRAMME (CASP) Ballyowen Meadows, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Phone: (01) / 030 FETTERCAIRN PROJECT, Fettercairn Community Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) THE ARC PROJECT, Cashel Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) ST. AENGUS PROJECT, Unit 3B, Castletymon Shopping Centre, Tymon North, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) JOBSTOWN ASSISTING DRUG DEPENDENCY (JADD) c/o Jobstown Community Centre, Fortunestown Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) BRIDE STREET HEALTH CENTRE, 36A Bride Street, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) Castle Street, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) DEANSRATH HEALTH CENTRE, Bawnogue, Dublin 22 Phone: (01)

32 DOLPHIN HOUSE, 393A, Dolphin House, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) FATIMA MANSIONS, 1A Fatima Mansions Phone: (01) MERCHANTS QUAY PROJECT, Merchants Quay, Dublin 8 Phone: (01) RATHMINES HEALTH CENTRE, Dublin 6 Phone: (01) OTHER ADDICTION SERVICES & PROVIDERS EDUCATION OFFICERS, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) OUTREACH SERVICE, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) DETOX CENTRE, Cuan Dara, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) NEEDLE EXCHANGE, Ballyfermot H.C., Ballyfermot Road, Dublin 10 Phone: (01) MERCHANTS QUAY PROJECT, Merchants Quay, Dublin 8. Phone (01) INCHICORE TREATMENT CENTRE, Inchicore Health Centre, Emmett Road, Dublin 8 Phone (01) AISLING CENTRE, Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 Phone: (01)

33 COMMUNITY ALCOHOL SERVICES GLEN ABBEY CENTRE, Belgard Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) / 754 HEALTH CENTRES BROOKFIELD, Rossfield Avenue, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) WALKINSTOWN, Limekiln Lane, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) CASHEL ROAD, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) CURLEW ROAD, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) / KILLINARDEN, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) MARY MERCER CENTRE, Jobstown, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Phone: (01) OLD COUNTY ROAD, Crumlin, Dublin 12 Phone: (01) SOCIAL INCLUSION MANAGER Dublin South West: (01) SOCIAL INCLUSION MANAGER Dublin West: (01)

34 CHILDREN & FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES The HSE SWA s goal is to promote and enhance the health and social well being of the children and families in our area. We endeavour to achieve this through the provision of services to those who need them on the basis of accessibility, equity of access and equality of opportunity. We aspire to ensure that children and families in need of support will obtain the services they require in the most integrated and appropriate setting with the primary objective of maximising their welfare. The HSE SWA supports the existing professional view that children should live with their families if at all possible and that families should be supported to achieve this. DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES (045) DUBLIN SOUTH WEST CHILD CARE MANAGER (01) /7 PRINCIPAL SOCIAL WORKER (01) DUBLIN WEST (01) PRINCIPAL SOCIAL WORKER (01) FAMILY RESOURCE CENTRE, 16 Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24. (01) COMMUNITY MOTHERS PROGRAMME, Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin 7. (01) ext

35 COUNSELLING SERVICE FOR ADULTS WHO EXPERIENCED CHILDHOOD ABUSE Alba Counselling Service was established as part of the National Counselling Service for Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse. This National Counselling Service was established in all ten Health Boards. The Service provides individual counselling, group work, and information on other services. ALBA COUNSELLING SERVICE AREA OFFICE 2 McElwain Terrace Newbridge, Co. Kildare Freephone: (045) / Counselling is also offered at Old Bawn Road, Tallaght and Jobstown, Tallaght. COMMUNITY CARE Community Care Services in the HSE SWA are delivered from four Community Care Areas, Dublin South City, Dublin South West, Dublin West and Kildare/West Wicklow and from a range of health centres. The areas, their headquarters and health centres are listed below together with the range of community services available to the public. COMMUNITY CARE HEADQUARTERS DUBLIN SOUTH CITY DUBLIN SOUTH WEST Carnegie Centre Health Centre Lord Edward St. Old County Road Dublin 2 Crumlin (01) Dublin 12 (01) DUBLIN WEST Cherry Orchard Hospital Ballyfermot Dublin 10 (01)

36 The following services can be accessed through your community care headquarters or local health centre: Childcare/Family Support Public Health Nursing E111 Applications Child Health District Care Unit for Elderly Medical & Surgical Appliances Adult Optical (medical card holder) Social Work Services Occupational Therapy Chiropody Psychology Services Physiotherapy Child Optical Disabled Persons Grant Speech & Language Therapy Medical Cards: New applications/renewals Change of doctor Eastern Community Works Home Help Hepatitis C Community Welfare Services Dental Services Disability Services Drug Refund Scheme HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN SOUTH CITY BRIDE STREET RATHFARNHAM 36A Bride Street Grange Road Dublin 8 Dublin 14 (01) (01) / Services Provided: Child Health Community Welfare General Practitioner Home Help Public Health Nursing Drugs Clinic (2 evenings) Services Provided: Child Health Chiropody Community Welfare Speech Therapy Public Health Nursing Dental for children Social Work (fostering services) 35

37 HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN SOUTH CITY (Contd.) RATHMINES SOUTH EARL STREET 36 Upper Rathmines Road Off Meath Street Dublin 6 Dublin 8 (01) (01) Services Provided: Addiction Counselling & Treatment Child Health Home Help Community Welfare Public Health Services Provided: Child Health Community Welfare Occupational Therapy Physiotherapy Public Health Nursing TERENURE 68 Terenure Road Dublin 6 (01) / Services Provided: Child Health Home Help Public Health Nursing Dental (Children) 36

38 HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN SOUTH WEST HEAD OFFICE HEALTH CENTRE, Old County Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 (01) BROOKFIELD WALKINSTOWN Rossfield Avenue Limekiln Lane Tallaght Dublin 12 Dublin 24 (01) (01) Services Provided: Child Health Physiotherapy General Practitioner Social Work Public Health Nursing Services Provided Child Health Community Welfare Public Health Nursing Dental (Children) Home Help CASHEL ROAD CURLEW ROAD Dublin 12 Dublin 12 (01) (01) Services Provided: Community Welfare Public Health Nursing Services Provided Child Health Home Help Community Welfare Social Work Psychiatric Services General Practitioner Addiction Counselling & Treatment, Public Health Nursing E111 Forms 37

39 HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN SOUTH WEST (Contd.) KILLINARDEN MILLBROOK LAWNS Tallaght Tallaght Dublin 24 Dublin 24 (01) (01) Services Provided: Child Health Speech Therapy General Practitioner Public Health Nursing DCA Clinic Incontinence Clinic Services Provided: Child Health Community Welfare Home Help Public Health Nursing Speech Therapy Social Work Addiction Counselling & Treatment MARY MERCER CENTRE OLD COUNTY ROAD Jobstown Crumlin Tallaght Dublin 12 Dublin 24 (01) Services Provided: Child Health Social Work Community Welfare General Practitioner Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy Psychiatric Services Public Health Nursing Medical Cards Dental E111 Forms Services Provided: Addiction Counselling & Treatment Child Health Home Help Chiropody Community Welfare Ophthalmic Physiotherapy Occupational Therapy Public Health Nursing Speech Therapy Social Work Dental PARNELL ROAD Dublin 12 (01) Services Provided: Child Health Community Welfare Public Health Nursing 38

40 HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN WEST HEAD OFFICE Cherry Orchard Hospital, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10 (01) BALLYFERMOT Ballyfermot Rd/Drumfinn Rd Dublin 10 (01) CHERRY ORCHARD Cherry Orchard Ave/ Cherry Orchard Grove Ballyfermot Dublin 10 Services Provided: (01) Child Health Community Welfare Services Provided: General Practitioner Child Health Community Welfare Home Help Psych Services General Practitioner Public Health Nursing Public Health Nursing Social Work Dental Social Work Needle Exchange CLONDALKIN CLONDALKIN Boot Road Rowlagh Dublin 22 Dublin 22 (01) / (01) / / 5 / 7 Services Provided: Child Health Home Help Community Welfare Public Health Nursing Speech Therapy Dental Recovery Group for people after nervous breakdowns Services Provided: Child Health Community Welfare Home Help Psychiatric Services Public Health Nursing Social Work Dental 39

41 HEALTH CENTRES - DUBLIN WEST (Contd.) DEANSRATH INCHICORE Dublin E Emmet Road (01) Dublin 8 (01) / /1 Services Provided: Child Health Home Help Community Welfare Addiction Counselling & Treatment Psychiatric Services Public Health Nursing Speech Therapy Enuresis Clinic Social Work Services Provided: Child Health Dental Services Needle Exchange Methadone Programme Public Health Nursing Social Work LUCAN LUCAN 1A Sarsfield Park Ballyowen Medical Centre Lucan Lucan Co. Dublin Co. Dublin (01) (01) Services Provided: Child Health Home Help Community Welfare Public Health Nursing Services Provided: Child Health Public Health Nursing Dental Community Welfare PALMERSTOWN RATHCOOLE 24 Manor Road Main Street Dublin 20 Rathcoole (01) / Co. Dublin (01) Services Provided: Child Health, Community Welfare Public Health Nursing Services Provided: Child Health Home Help Dental Public Health Nursing 40

42 DISABILITY SERVICES The HSE SWA endeavour to uphold the rights of people with a disability to quality services which respect their dignity, and which are provided within the least restrictive environment. The desired outcome is that people with disabilities will receive the required services in the most integrated and appropriate setting. Services for people with a disability are provided both directly by our Board and in partnership with the voluntary sector through a variety of community and residential settings. DIRECTOR OF DISABILITY (045) DUBLIN SOUTH CITY DUBLIN SOUTH WEST DUBLIN WEST Manager for Manager for Manager for Disability Services Disability Services Disability Services (01) (01) (01) CARNEGIE CENTRE HEALTH CENTRE CHERRY ORCHARD HOSP Lord Edward Old County Road Ballyfermot Street. Crumlin Dublin 10 Dublin 2 Dublin 12 REHABILITATIVE TRAINING / GUIDANCE SERVICE THE TRAINING OCCUPATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICE, 2nd floor Sheaf House Exchange Hall Tallaght Dublin 24 (01) /

43 SERVICES FOR OLDER PERSONS The aim of the HSE SWA is to provide a comprehensive range of services of care required by older peopole within our area. We support and work in partnership with voluntary and statutory bodies to improve access by older persons to services available. We are committed to supporting the older person to reside at home for as long as is viable, and then when this is no longer possible, we endeavour to provide appropriate residential alternatives that best suit each individual s needs. HOSPITALS AND HOMES FOR THE OLDER PERSON BRU CHAOIMHIN CHERRY ORCHARD HOSPITAL Cork Street Ballyfermot Dublin 8 Dublin 10 (01) (01) ST BRIGID S HOME COMMUNITY UNIT FOR Crooksling OLDER PERSONS Brittas Meath Hospital Co. Dublin Dublin 8 (01) (01) COMMUNITY UNIT COMMUNITY UNIT FOR A OLDER PERSONS FOR OLDER PERSONS Bellvilla St Mary s Community Centre South Circular Road Richmond Hill Dublin 8 Rathmines, Dublin 6 (01) (01) COMMUNITY SERVICES DUBLIN SOUTH CITY DUBLIN SOUTH WEST DUBLIN WEST MANAGER OF SERVICES MANAGER OF SERVICES MANAGER OF SERVICES FOR OLDER PERSONS FOR OLDER PERSONS FOR OLDER PERSONS Carneige Centre Health Centre Cherry Orchard Hospital Lord Edward Old County Rd. Ballyfermot Street, Dublin 2 Crumlin, Dublin 12 Dublin 10 (01) (01) (01)