Chrysalis Community Drug Project

Social stigmatisation, isolation, and labelling are issues that families affected by addiction constantly face. Accurate information and support can help families navigate turmoil.

Full link to the article below!
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37328763/

Join us every Friday at Inspire Pitches Cabra from 5–6 PM for Chrysalis Recovery Football. ⚽💜

A chance to get active, meet people, build connections and support recovery through the power of football.

Everyone is welcome — no matter your experience or ability. 🙌

📍 Inspire Pitches, Cabra
🗓️ Every Friday | 5–6 PM

If you need any more information, you'll find David's contact details on the poster!

Stronger together. Supporting each other. 💜

The Connections Group is a gender-specific women’s group created for women on a recovery pathway.

It’s a safe, supportive and non-judgemental space to connect, share, grow and build confidence. 🤝🌱

👧 Childcare is available on site at Manor Street (please note, childcare is only available at the Manor Street location).

📍 42 Manor Street
🗓️ Every Wednesday, 5pm–7pm

For more information or to find out more, please contact 087 102 4023. 📞

You are not alone. You are welcome here. 💜

Mater Hospital celebrating Recovery Month 💜

From all of us here at the Chrysalis, we would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who came along and made the day so special. 💜

It was wonderful to see so many people come together, share conversations, experiences and support one another.

We hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did, and we look forward to seeing you all again in the future. ☕💜

Some faces from our Recovery Café 💜

Our staff and guest speakers coming together for a day of conversation, connection and sharing experiences.

A little behind-the-scenes look as our staff get our Recovery Café ready! ☕💜

We're excited to share that our two Case Managers are featured in the Irish Times "All I could think about was getting Co***ne": Mothers share their stories of addiction.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mC3YagvhIR2VUt7Ls6OhhzyUNeWRDTmT/view?usp=sharing

Our Chrysalis team went to visit Vailla Vakinaista Asuntoa.

This is a peer and volunteer led service that provides a safe space for people affected by homelessness. They provide hot meals, clothes, housing support, out reach and support groups. Advocacy is big part of this organisation in order to reduce stigma for their clients and implement changes.

Thank you to for facilitating this agency visit!

Chrysalis Community Drug Project would like to thank the NIC Drugs and Alcohol Task Force for their invite to their community event, today, on Buckingham Street, to celebrate Recovery Month. Our Case Manager's, Peter and Marcin, were delighted to attend. It was a well organised event, in which there was a great turnout.