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Housing Services in Ballymun

You can access the following services provided by Dublin City Council located in the Ballymun Civic Centre, Main Street ,Ballymun, Dublin 9.

To find out if you are eligible for Accommodation from Dublin City Council ;
To Report a fault or maintenance query in your home ;

Please call in ( 9.30 to 4.00 ) or phone (01) 222-5704 / 5706 / 5696.

To make an anti-social complaint or report any anti- social activity in your area, please call in or phone (01) 222 -5748 / 5699

To query your rent charge or to confirm changes to your household please call in person from 9.30 to 1, or phone (01) 222-5685 /5684 / 5687

For Rent Assessment information, please click here
To talk to an arrears officer or to query rent arrears , please call in

9.30 to 4 p.m. or phone 222-5691 / 5692 / 5694 /5695.

If you need information about Services for the Homeless, please click here

Housing Agencies

As well as Dublin City Country there are several agencies in Ballymun that provide social housing ;

Sonas

Sonas Housing Association provides supported housing to women and their children who are homeless due to domestic violence as well as other forms of gender-based violence. Applications are accepted from referral agencies only.

Unit 8, Liberty Corner, Foley Street, Dublin 1
Tel: +353 1 8349027 | Fax: +353 1 8349028 | Email : info@sonashousing.ie

Hail Housing:

Hail Housing is a voluntary association with properties in the greater Dublin area. They provide accommodation for families and individuals with a range of housing needs, but primarily for those with mental health difficulties, who may need additional support to live independently in the community.

Contact details : Housing Association for Integrated Living Limited,
Shamrock Chambers, 59-61 Dame Street, Dublin 2,
TEL: +353 1 6718444/ FAX: +353 1 6719591/ EMAIL: info@hail.ie

Cluid

Cluíd’s core work is the provision of ‘general needs’ housing for people with low incomes. It also provides ‘special needs’ housing for people. This may include, for example elderly people or people with disabilities.
Tenants are drawn from the waiting list of the local authority in whose area housing is being provided. Different sized households are accommodated as well as households at different stages from young to elderly. The association aims to create mixed, sustainable communities where each household feels at home and where each has a contribution to make to the community.

Contact Details : National Office 37 Killarney Street, Dublin 1.
Phone 01-7072088 / Fax 01 7072244 / E-mail www.cluid.ie

Sophia Housing

Sophia Housing Association is a national social housing organisation, supporting the needs of homeless people around the country. Helping hundreds of people on the margins of society, the organisation provides good quality, affordable housing, quality education, support services and a nurturing environment for families and individuals. They have housing projects around Ireland, providing long-term supported housing to over 300 individuals, families and those who are ‘out of home’.

You can contact Sofia in Ballymun at :
2 Longdale Terrace, Ballymun, Dublin 9
Ph: +353 (0)1 862 4562 / Fax: +353 (0)1 886 7944
Email: sophiaballymun@eircom.net

Regeneration

In 2004 Ballymun began a major regeneration and by 2009, six of the seven tower blocks as well as three eight story and seven four story blocks were demolished and were replaced new apartments and houses. This new housing is a mixture of public, private ,voluntary and co-operative housing. The new Ballymun is due to be completed by 2013.

For more information on the Regeneration Project in Ballymun, please visit the website www.brl.ie

For Relocation information, please click here