We provide a diverse range of holistic therapeutic support within a safe, inclusive space where every individual is met with care, respect, and understanding. These services are designed to support wellbeing, offering accessible, non-judgmental care that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit.
Addiction counselling services are provided in a non-judgmental, confidential environment.The services, provided by Addiction Counsellors of Ireland accredited professionals, offer clear, appropriate routes to addiction recovery and rehabilitation.
Our outreach services provide compassionate support for individuals affected by addiction, offering a bridge to recovery and social reintegration. We meet people in their own environments ensuring that help is accessible, respectful, and relevant to their unique circumstances.
We offer a range of vocational programmes and adult education supports to help individuals grow, gain confidence, and prepare for further education or employment.
At Churchfield Community Trust, our horticulture sites at St. Mary’s Campus (formerly the Orthopaedic Hospital) and The Foyer, Blackpool offer calm, outdoor environments where individuals can learn, connect, and thrive.
CARA, managed by Churchfield Community Trust, delivers meals to vulnerable people, fostering community connection, inclusion, and local employment across Farranree, Gurranabraher, and Knocknaheeny.
Our on-site carpentry workshop empowers participants to develop practical skills in woodworking and furniture design, encouraging creativity, teamwork, and real-world experience for future employment.
The Garden Café, nestled in a Victorian glasshouse overlooking Blackpool, offers fresh meals while providing hands-on training in hospitality, fostering social inclusion and employability for Churchfield Community Trust service users.
Our gardens at St. Mary’s Campus and Blackpool offer calm, outdoor spaces where participants learn sustainable food growing, improve wellbeing, and gain practical skills. Seasonal produce supports local cafés, and the project reinvests in community training and social micro-enterprise.
Our facilities include an in-house gym available to all service users which offers a calm, welcoming space to exercise, reset,
and take time for self-care throughout the day.
107-109 Knockfree Ave.
Churchfield, Cork City
T23 YR66
Phone:
(021) 4 210 348
Route 202:
(Mahon Point to Holly Hill) via From Merchants Quay.
Get off at Harbour View Road (Bakers Rd Junction) stop.
Route 201:
(Boherboy Rd to CUH). Get off at Mount Agnes Road (Bantry Park) stop.