Cork Foyer provides a unique combination of safe and affordable accommodation, support and training under one roof for 18 young adults aged 18 – 25, that were homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.  Using a multi-agency approach, the Foyer aims to meet the needs and rights of young adults, whilst offering a dynamic and supportive community where Foyer residents receive information, advice and guidance on:

• Vocational Training and Education
• Employment
• Housing
• Personal Wellbeing
• Welfare Benefits
• Development of Skills for Independent Living

Cork Foyer encompasses resident empowerment, as young people will only progress when equipped with the necessary skills to do so.  Cork Foyer demonstrates a two-way involvement in the service between staff and residents, building self-confidence and self-esteem, enabling residents to begin a journey of self independence.  Other services include:

• Tailor made Support Plan’s focusing on the holistic needs of the individual
• Designated Project Worker
• Staff support with a range of personal support issues
• Access to internal & external training options and FETAC certified courses
• A stable living environment that encourages young adults to support one another
• Assistance with finding appropriate move on accommodation
• Resident participation opportunities through organised events