National homeless and additional charity MerchantsQuayIR has launched an urgent appeal to raise funds for its Sunday dinner service
File photo Image: Shutterstock/addkm File photo Image: Shutterstock/addkm A NATIONAL HOMELESS and addiction charity has launched an urgent appeal to raise funds for its Sunday dinner service.
Every Sunday, up to 300 people come to MQI for dinner. This is the only place in Dublin for people who are homeless to get a free hot meal on a Sunday. However, the charity has now claimed that the service receives insufficient State funding and that the demand for the service keeps growing. We are now seeing people who have a home, but they can’t afford the heating or the food to cook. The MQI day centre as seen from across the River Liffey. Source: Hayley Halpin via TheJournal.ie
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