COPE Galway Fairgeen Hostel provides emergency accommodation and a range of support services for men experiencing homelessness at our Forster Street hostel in Galway City.  The hostel provides accommodation and services for the residents.  The services include meals, access to washing and laundry facilities, keyworking, access to weekly accommodation clinic, medical and addiction services for residents, meals for non-residents by referral and we work with COPE Galway resettlement service and other agencies to help source appropriate and secure accommodation for men. We use a harm reduction approach in the service, to ensure that we can provide the best service we can to the varying needs of those experiencing homelessness.

COPE Galway Osterley Lodge, located in Lower Salthill Galway, provides emergency accommodation for single women experiencing homelessness and support services for women at risk of homelessness. Accommodation is provided for up to 13 women. A family room is available for women with children.

The "Towards Independence project" is a joint initiative between Cope Galway and Galway City Council and operates under the Rental Accommodation Scheme (RAS). The aim of the project is to provide step down accommodation for single men who are homeless in emergency accommodation in COPE Galway Fairgreen Hostel.

The COPE Galway Resettlement & Tenancy Support Service provides structured support to men and women;
• Moving out of homelessness to independent living
• At risk of homelessness due to tenancy breakdown.
This service can be accessed by people moving on from COPE Galway emergency services at Fairgreen Hostel, Osterley Lodge and Towards Independence Project and by people in contact with ‘Teach Corrib’ Day Centre who would benefit from support.