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CDP Supporting Women & Women's groups Clondalkin Women's Network provided a first opportunity for women's groups in the area to come together, to meet and to identify their common experiences.The groups in the Network are providers of community education, mutual support, women's development, policy work and representation. The Network acts as a forum to facilitate groups to come together, exchange information & ideas, raise awareness ...of women's issues and to identify and work towards addressing common issues at local, regional & national levels. Over the years, the Network has evolved and developed, with it's members, to be a strong voice for women's groups. At the beginning of this year the network became a member of the National Collective of Community based Women's Networks. The network is core funded by the Department of Community, Environment and Local Government. Our Member Groups: Bawnogue Women's Development Group Bawnogue Community Centre, Bawnogue Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4577382 Email: bwdg@eircom.net CAME - Clondalkin Adult Morning Education Old Tech, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4640450 Clonburris Women's Development Group Clondburris National School, Dunawley, Dublin 22 Clondalkin Travellers Development Group Block D Bawnogue Enterprise Centre, Bawnogue Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, Office: 4575124 Clondalkin Women's Group St. Josesphs Boys School, Convent Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Email: Patrickloughlin1@hotmail.com Community Mothers, Rowlagh Health Centre, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Tel: 6263685 Ethnic Minority Women for Integration & Equality Email: nanoluyede:yahoo.com Knockmitten Women's Group Church Room, Church of the Presentation, Woodford Road, Knockmitten. D22 Office: 411 1511 Mayfield Women's Group 27 Mayfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 4037316 Ronanstown Women's CDP 43 Collinstown Grove, Clondalkin Dublin 22 Office: 4570687 Email: rwcdp1@eircom.net Rowlagh Women's Group Aras Rualach, Neilstown Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Office: 6230574 Sruleen Women's Grop Chruch Room, Sruleen Church, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 The Happy Friday Club Quarryvale Family Resource Centre, Shancastle Avenue, Dublin 22 Office: 6230264See more Mission Clondalkin Women's Network is a forum of Women's Groups working pro-actively to empower women through our individaul and collective action to achieve equality.

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In 1997, Soutwest Clondalkin, like communities everywhere, was experiencing an increase in drug misuse. A community response was initiated by local parents who, with the help of other interested groups and statutory agencies mobilized to form the Clondalkin Tus Nua formally known as B.Y.F.S.G. With funding from the Clondalkin Drugs Task Force and the Eastern Health Board a contact centre was opened in September 1999. Our Management Committee comprises of representatives from: • The Health Service Executive • Clondalkin Drug Task Force • Local Community Projects • Community Reps • South Dublin County Council AIMS OF CLONDALKIN TUS NUA LTD COMMUNITY DRUG TEAM **SUPPORT FOR DRUG USERS** • One to one addiction support sessions • 2 x daily drop in • Group activities • Intervention on drug use • Health promotion • Access to prison links worker • Counselling • Complimentary therapies • Aftercare • Rehabilitation programme • Street based harm reduction service • Outreach service • A.A meetings Tuesday & Wednesday 8pm – 10pm • N.A meetings Monday 8pm – 9pm **SUPPORT FOR PARENTS, CARERS, PARTNERS & SIBLINGS** • One to one support sessions • Drug awareness information/ education • Complimentary therapies • Family support • Counselling **SERVICES FOR HOMELESS** • Homeless drop in mon –fri 9am -9.30am • Hot food • Shower facilities • Clothes washing facilities • One to one key working facilities • Distribution of homeless packs Our services are carried out in a SAFE and NON-JUDGEMENTAL environment. THE TEAM The centres team is sponsored by the DSP and includes: Project Manager 2 Addiction Support Workers 1 Family Support Worker 1 Outreach Worker A C.E Supervisor, supported by Assistant supervisor A team of dedicated personnel and voluntary support from the community

Due to a growing demand within the Clondalkin area to organize group spins CCC was set up by a few local entusiast riders.We are a non competitive, non racing club who simply enjoy hitting the roads on a Sunday morning or Tuesday / Thursday Evenings.All new riders are welcome ,just turn up bring your helmet and enjoy the fun.We have beginners all the way through to Veterans and cater for all levels of rider.Our Spins occur every Tuesday / Thursday (7pm) and Sunday (10am) meeting in Clondalkin Village. 3 Simple Club Rules 1 Bring a Helmet 2 Ride at your own Risk 3 Ride Safe & Have Fun