Press Releases
Focus Ireland Press Releases provide the very latest information issued to media outlets.
Our most up-to-date releases in relation to homelessness and housing can be viewed below.
Focus Ireland join Europe-wide protest against criminalisation of homelessness in Hungary on Human Rights Day
Focus Ireland is calling on its supporters to send a message to the Hungarian Ambassador in Ireland expressing their concern about the moved by the Hungarian Government to criminalise people who are homeless.
FOCUS SAYS GOVERNMENT MUST ACT NOW TO PROTECT THE CHILDHOODS OF NEARLY 4,000 CHILDREN AS NEW FIGURES REPORT THAT 9,724 PEOPLE ARE HOMELESS
Meanwhile – New Focus Ireland figures reveal that one family become homeless every 8 hours in Dublin alone last month Focus Ireland has warned that new figures published today reporting a total...
Iarnród Éireann and Focus Ireland Join Forces to Help More People Make It #homeforchristmas
Iarnród Éireann has teamed up with Focus Ireland to launch a new campaign to raise vital funds to help more people to make it #HomeForChristmas The campaign will see Iarnród Éireann support the...
Focus Ireland Launches Urgent Christmas Appeal As It Reports Helping More Than 350 Families To Escape Homelessness This Year
Focus Ireland launched an urgent Christmas appeal today with a hard-hitting campaign that highlights nearly 4,000 children are homeless nationwide. The charity’s Life President Sr. Stan launched the campaign which appeals to people to...
Children experiencing homelessness launch their own book, “I Hope You Grow”, published by Kids’ Own in partnership with Focus Ireland
On Friday, fifteen children and their families gathered at Dublin’s Mansion House to launch a brand new, unique book about their lives and their experiences of homelessness in the midst of a...
NEW FOCUS IRELAND REPORT FINDS 95% OF PEOPLE IT SUCCESSFULLY SUPPORTED IN 2017 WERE STILL IN THEIR HOMES SIX MONTHS AFTER DISENGAGING FROM THE CHARITY’S SERVICES
Focus Ireland launched a new study today which reports that 95% of the people it successfully supported last year were still in their homes six months after disengaging from the charity’s services....