We provide support for separated children and former separted children seeking asylum through a drop-in centre in Dun Laoghaire each Monday evening. ta da da da
The Report of The Ombudsman for Children’s Office (Report on Separated Children Living in Ireland, 2009), similar reports, and our own experience have signalled the need for urgent reform of the treatment of separated children seeking asylum. As a result of this concern...Read More
The DRP was responsible for placing over 150 young people either in schools or in language and literacy classes run by the Vocational Education Committee (VEC). The HSE’s social work team referred their charges in Dún Laoghaire to the DRP for placement in local schools... Read More
Things began to change dramatically in 2003, a year of “discontinuity and uncertainty about the future” [Annual Report 2003] for the asylum seekers. Early in the year, all two-parent families were transferred from Dún Laoghaire. In June, Sandycove House was closed... Read More
In 2005, a number of the single “aged-out” young people whose claims to be granted refugee status had been unsuccessful asked the DRP for advice on making a submission to the Minister for Justice...Read More
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dlctc Dun Laoghaire
41A York Rd, Dun Laoghaire
Co. Dublin
Ireland
