
Housing Crisis Surpasses Addiction as Top Reason for Irish Charity Support Requests
Ireland’s leading drug and homelessness charity reports that appeals for housing assistance have overtaken requests for addiction treatment, reflecting the deepening cost-of-living crisis. The shift highlights how soaring rents and property shortages are increasingly driving vulnerable individuals to seek emergency social services.
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Homelessness overtakes addiction as main issue for Ana Liffey service users
‘The sense that we are all only one pay cheque away from the risk of homelessness really resonates,’ charity’s chief executive says
By Kitty Holland
Read full article →Charity says most support sought over housing last year
Housing needs and homelessness overtook substance use as the most common reason people sought support from the Ana Liffey charity last year, its annual report shows.
Read full article →Drugs charity getting more requests for help with homelessness than addiction
Ana Liffey said housing-related issues accounted for 27.8pc of support needs in 2025, ahead of substance use and treatment
By Shane Phelan
Read full article →Housing overtakes substance abuse as most common reason people seek help from national charity
More than a quarter of those who sought support from charity Ana Liffey identified housing needs as their primary challenge.
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