Family Homelessness in Galway on the Increase while 38% Vacancy Rate in Rental Sector Beyond Belief
COPE Galway saw 24 additional families entering homelessness across Galway City and County in the first 5 months of 2022.
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COPE Galway saw 24 additional families entering homelessness across Galway City and County in the first 5 months of 2022.
David Byrne, from COPE Galway Day Centre, talking about extended rough sleeper outreach made possible by the recruitment of new volunteers.
I found it’s a great experience, I’ve learned a lot through doing it, and you can make a difference in someone’s day!Â
Over 200 children spend their Christmas in emergency accommodation provided by COPE Galway’s Homeless Service as Business Leaders prepare for Sleep Out this Friday December 3.
Close to 50 business leaders have signed up to take part in COPE Galway’s Business Leaders’ Sleep Out, now in its 10th year. Each participant is running their own fundraising campaign and seeks your support to raise funds for COPE Galway’s homeless services.
Galway Business Leaders urged to Sleep Out on Galway’s Shop Street – so others don’t have to.
Trish looks forward to a new phase of her life, in her new home that she loves, after some traumatic years which saw her become homeless.
Finding yourself homeless is one of the most stressful things a person will ever face, but becoming homeless during a pandemic adds extra challenges.
Life is good for Gavin, a young professional with ambitions of becoming an entrepreneur, a positive outlook and a determination to succeed.
The Homework and Learning Club gives children living in emergency accommodation and B&Bs a place to study and spend time after school.