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Publications: Ireland: IAS/Samaritans Media Guidelines for the Portrayal
of Suicide. International: see www.samaritans.org for a wide range of
publications which can be downloaded from the website.
Schizophrenia Ireland – Lucia Foundation
38 Blessington Street, Dublin 7
Tel: (01) 860 1620 National Helpline: 1890 621 631, 9.00am – 5.00pm
Mon to Fri Fax: (01) 860 1602 Library facilities available on request
Email: info@sirl.ie Web: www.sirl.ie
National organisation concerned with the interests of people with
schizophrenia and their caring relatives and friends. Services: information
helpline; phrenz groups; relatives groups; family support initiatives;
counselling; employment services; awareness; conference every two years;
information service and seminars; employment and rehabilitative services.
Publications: All publishing available on the website.
Scouting Ireland CSI – Gasóga Catoílicí na hÉireann
Larch Hill, Tibradden, Dublin 16
Tel: (01) 495 6300, 9.00am – 5.00pm Mon to Fri Fax: (01) 676 8059
Email: questions@scouts.ie Web: www.scouts.ie
The national scout association for Ireland and a member of the World
Organisation of the Scout Movement. Scouting Ireland was formed in 2004
from the merger of Scouting Ireland SAI and Scouting Ireland CSI. Scouting
Ireland has over 40,000 members across Ireland, including Northern Ireland
where it works in partnership with the Scout Association Northern Ireland, a
part of the United Kingdom Scout Association.
Self Help Development International
IBS House, Dublin Road, Portlaoise, Co. Laois
Tel: (057) 869 4034 Lo-call: 1850 757 678
Email: info@selfhelp.ie Web: www.selfhelp.ie
A development agency engaged in implementing long-term development
programmes in Africa. Founded in 1984 against the background of the
Ethiopian famine, the organisation’s primary objective is to improve
food and livelihood security among rural communities through self-help
programmes. Self Help also implements activities designed to improve
access to basic social services (such as health and education) that seek to
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