Meet Carmel and Frances
Read how our befriending service is bringing people back together, and back into their community.
Meet Carmel and Frances Read More »
Read how our befriending service is bringing people back together, and back into their community.
Meet Carmel and Frances Read More »
There’s a lot more positive in my life now,” she says, “I see a better future now. I see there is a better life out there.
“I see a better future now”- Eileen’s Story Read More »
“Don’t keep it to yourself. It’s important to seek help – it’s made such a difference to me. It’s given me hope.”
Rae feels positive about what the future holds for her and her children Read More »
When I first joined this team, it became clear to me that each family’s story is unique and being homeless was one part of a much larger picture.
“Each family’s story is unique,” – Amy Read More »
Billy Miller, from our Community Catering team, on how connecting with our services 20 years ago altered the course of his life.
Client, Volunteer, Employee: a twenty-year journey Read More »
Louise shares her observations of how the Sonas Drop-in Centre has a positive impact on the local people who use the service.
Jackie Carroll, Domestic Abuse Service, Training and Development Lead, reflects on the highs and lows of her 30-year journey.
30 Years with COPE Galway Read More »
I’m trying to learn Zoom as well, now that’s something we didn’t grow up with… It’s amazing the amount of people you try and keep in touch with.
Meet Alice, a shining example of positivity and resilience throughout Covid-19 Read More »
“It was always him being angry at me, shouting at me, calling me names, me crying and then he wouldn’t speak to me for a few days.”
Domestic Abuse is not always physical… it can be a lot more subtle than that. Read More »
COPE Galway’s TIME to Care programme is an amazing way to build a new connection or relationship with someone you might never have met otherwise.
A phone call can go a long way Read More »