The Women's Programme is back with a new Autumn/Winter programme during the pandemic
Covid 19 is changing the way we live and work. Unfortunately, we had to cancel all the planned courses of the Women's Programme in spring and summer 2020. Now we are back on track with a new programme for Autumn/Winter for all women in DLR County. Parts of the Programme will be organised in Community Centres with capacity to accomodate bigger groups while still observing the government requirements of social distancing of 2 metres.
If government guidelines change we have to continue classes inline via Zoom.
To view the new programme please click HERE
Please feel free to contact the Women's Programme by phone on 087 720 3665 (Rafika) and on 087 6128740 (Daniela) if you have any questions.
Stay safe and take care of yourself!
Information and support available
A dedicated community support helpline is still available for the Dun Laoghaire - Rathdown area for those who may find themselves in need. Support is available 7 days a week to take calls from 8am - 8pm.
Phone: 1800 804 535 or 271 3199
Email: covidsupport@dlrcoco.ie
Women and Covid 19: NWCI - informationon on minding your health and mental health, knowing your rights, securing your income, support for women experiencing domestic abuse during Covid 19 see her
Information for migrant women
migrants4migrants are a voluntary group of women from diverse cultures, who offer a free confidential support/information service to migrants in DLR County in multiple languages. The group is still available if you want to talk to someone in your mother language on the phone. Languages are: Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Arabic, German, Lithuanian, Polish, Indian and Irish. From 7th October the weekley Drop-In on Wednesday mornings from 10am - 1pm is offering confidential support/information service to migrant women in multiple languages.
Please call Rafika on 087 720 3665, she will link you with the group.
Information and translated resources about the corona virus in various languages from HSE. See here
Using video messaging in over 30 different languages, from Swahili to Urdu, Chinese to Czech and Portuguese to Polish, this new service will be run by the Together Ireland Initiative and Nasc, the Migrant and Refugee Rights Centre. Over 20 doctors, and other healthcare professionals, from around the world, but living and working in Ireland, have voiced the video messages which have been scripted with advice on how to prevent the contraction and spread of the virus as well as what to do if you test positive for Covid19 or are a contact of someone who has. Please see here
