Phibsborough
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The Phibsborough Conference of the Society of St Vincent de Paul are looking for volunteers to help them with home visits in the St Peter’s Parish area. This is extremely rewarding work and a warm welcome awaits you. You can contact the SVP directly, tel: 855 0022 or through the Parish Office, Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 12.30pm, tel: 838 9708 or email: info@stpetersphibsboro.ie
Founded in 1972, Phibsboro’ Aid provides sheltered accommodation for the senior citizens of Phibsborough and its environs. It is a wholly voluntary organisation. After 46 years, time has taken its toll on the early members of the committee and it now needs active personnel to ensure its continuance into the future. We urgently appeal for volunteers to join the committee and participate in the administration of the houses and the welfare of the residents. Anyone interested can contact the committee via [...]
Founded in 1972, Phibsboro’ Aid provides sheltered accommodation for the senior citizens of Phibsborough and its environs. It is a wholly voluntary organisation. After 46 years, time has taken its toll on the early members of the committee and it now needs active personnel to ensure its continuance into the future. We urgently appeal for volunteers to join the committee and participate in the administration of the houses and the welfare of the residents. Anyone interested can contact the committee via [...]
Irish Cancer Society operates a free transport service for patients attending hospital for chemotherapy treatment. Volunteer Drivers pick the patient up at the door of their home, drop them at the hospital door, then when finished treatment, will pick them up and drop them home. Volunteer expenses are paid. Patients wishing to avail of this free service should contact their healthcare professional, visit the Society’s website at: www.irishcancer.ie or contact the Irish Cancer Society for more information on (01) 231 [...]
Irish Cancer Society operates a free transport service for patients attending hospital for chemotherapy treatment. Volunteer Drivers pick the patient up at the door of their home, drop them at the hospital door, then when finished treatment, will pick them up and drop them home. Volunteer expenses are paid. Patients wishing to avail of this free service should contact their healthcare professional, visit the Society’s website at: www.irishcancer.ie or contact the Irish Cancer Society for more information on (01) 231 [...]