:: CARP - Community Addiction Response Programme

The CARP programme was developed as a community response to drug addiction in the Killinarden Parish in Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland in 1995. CARP is a voluntary body supported by grants from the HSE-SWA, YPFSF, LDTF, etc

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Mission
	CARP works with people so that they don't feel helpless when faced with the tragic consequences of problem drug use either to themselves, their families and their community.

Relevant Links :

National Advisory Committee on Drugs

Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs

CityWide Drugs Crisis Campaign

Health Research Board

Tallaght Local Drugs Task Force

	CARP and KCCYP are now working together to facilitate the drop in , in Killinarden community centre . Monday/ Wednesday 4-6pm 10-12 midnight Tuesday/Thursday 8-10pm from 6pm every evening.read more
	Family Therapy Programme at CARP began in October 2003 and is available to all families in the Killinarden area. Since then, referrals have come from the schools in the area, the Public Health Nurse, the St. Vincent de Paul Society and CARP itself. read more

CARP is setup primarily for you so please visit us today.

CARP tries to have a non-judgmental approach to individual drug use and works with each person so that they can address their addiction while ensuring that they cause minimal damage and injury to themselves, their families and their community

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Cocaine project mentioned by EMCDDA November 2007

In bulletin 17 from EMCDDA of this month mention is made of 'A recent Irish pilot project revealed that cocaine users' reluctance to attend opioid-orientated programmes could be circumvented by providing special access during evenings, or immediately before and after the weekend'.

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