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Tiglin at the Lighthouse

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ADDRESS: 
28 Pearse street, Dublin 2


We provide assistance to those in need. Find “Tiglin at the Lighthouse” at 28 Pearse street every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 19.00-21:00h. We provide essentials for people in homelessness, poverty & addiction.

In addition, we operate a Referal-Hub  located at this address. From this location we provide a wide range of help:

  • Housing/ Accommodation Assistance
  • Counselling
  • Reduce the use pre-entry program for men
  • Reduce the use pre-entry program for women
  • Community Employment Opportunities
  • In House Employment Training Programs

In House training; Tiglin No Buck's, Dublin

Currently operating out of 28 Pearse Street and operating a night service three days per week. The service is coordinated by the Community Employment (CE) supervisor and the 12 participants as well as the Outreach Manager. All of these individuals also participate in the day DCM service that operates 6 days per week and it distributes circa two hundred meals daily. The No Buck’s service consists from the following elements:

Outreach service that currently operates three days per week and serves as hot drinks and sandwiches, clothing and information in the form of a social hub as well as an outreach walking team that serves as information distribution service through tea/ coffee service directly to the clients. Secondly.

The premises operates a Referral service by the Outreach Manager. These referrals are performed in the outreach booth and perform key working activities (referrals, help with accommodation, help with the housing registration, housing assistance payment, social welfare, medical card help, etc).

Our Community Employment is a vibrant environment designed to upskill people and move them onto further employment or education. We have a great deal of wrap around services for our participants in form of: counselling, in house training and CV building roles coupled with a specific job title.


You can contacts us on:

01 675 3570 

085 158 2112


We were also very proud to win the Irish Business Award for (28 Pearse Street- Light House & No Buck's Cafe)

2021 BEST FOOD SHELTER ORGANISATION 


Recovery meetings:

We operate two recovery meetings:

Men's Recovery meeting:

Location:

5/6 Chancery Place, Dublin 7 

Time:

Every Wednesday 7pm-8pm

(If you wish to attend please come see us in Pearse street or call us for further information)


Women's Centre 15 week pre-entry Group:

Location:

28 Pearse street, Dublin 2

Time:

Every Monday 5pm-7pm

(If you wish to attend please come see us in Pearse street or call us for further information)









"Oh kind sun may you never look at a place greater than this place  

 

Thirsty hungry waiting to be rescued 

A person from the street dining with the gentry and a drunkard with a man of many tongues while the thief of Baghdad tells his tale to a fallen comrade  

 

The blue door in a world without color 

 

Once a simple boy walks through  

A rich man he becomes  

as what what makes our hearts whole is not the shiny pearl or a rare mineral  

But hidden treasures in our our fellow men 

 

A dishwasher of great vigor 

A toilet cleaner with great aspirations and visitor from a far away land 

 

a melting pot under the sun 

Some places have that power  

Some places feel that way 

They try to tell me of the great divine 

 

I am an ordinary man  

I live in the real world  

 

What is it that makes it special 

What is it that makes it great 

It's a familiar feeling  

A touch of the human spirit  

something that we thought was lost.  

 

We all know it  

We all feel it  

I can not explain it 

 

What is it  

what could it be 

what makes the potion magical 

 

I am an ordinary man 

I dont believe in magic  

 

But there is one thing I can't deny  

This place is different  

This place is special "

Published: 18th January, 2019

Updated: 22nd December, 2022

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