The Rutland’s purpose is to help people overcome and recover from addiction with understanding, empathy, expertise, kindness, evidence-based practise, experience and professionalism. A centre where it is safe to tell your story, to take responsibility and emerge to live life beyond addiction.
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Knocklyon Road
Dublin 16, Co. Dublin D16 YV04, IE
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We've created a new project worker role to help us respond to the emerging needs of our service users and it's now open for applications! To apply, or for a confidential chat about the role and our organisation please contact Head of Clinical Services Emma Kavanagh! https://lnkd.in/deveezaQ Maebh Mullany
We've created a new project worker role to help us respond to the emerging needs of our service users and it's now open for applications! To apply, or for a confidential chat about the role and our organisation please contact Head of Clinical Services Emma Kavanagh! https://lnkd.in/deveezaQ Maebh Mullany
WE DID IT!! Thank you so much to all our participants in last Friday's Abseil for the Rutland Centre! We had the most amazing day, with fantastic weather and a really well run event with adventure.ie (we would highly recommend Ronan and his team) Sincere thanks also to everyone who sponsored all the abseilers in the days and weeks leading up to the event! So far we've raised a whopping €20,000 and there's still time to donate via our website or via idonate if you would like to support us! https://lnkd.in/dQZuYdKr Here's a sample of photos from the day - more to follow! Maebh Mullany Clive Martin Emma Kavanagh Cara Keenan David Sneddon Rita Kirwan Noel Garvey
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We are so grateful to Capital Credit union for their support of our centre and our service users! Thank you Robert Giles and all your colleagues!
🌟 We're proud to support the Rutland Centre with a €1200 sponsorship to help purchase state-of-the-art tablet computers! Maebh Mullany, Chief Executive of the Rutland Centre, shared her thoughts on the impact of our contribution: "We are deeply appreciative of the grant received from Capital Credit Union. Connection and re-connection with self and with loved ones is such an important aspect of treatment and recovery and so we are looking forward to using this grant for digital tablets to help us establish more effective ways for service users to connect with family during their time here. The tablets will also help us digitise some aspects of the program, thus improving the quality of the experience for service users, in turn positively impacting their long-term recovery from addiction.” We're thrilled to be a part of such a meaningful initiative that supports the Rutland Centre in its mission to improve the lives of those in recovery. 💙 #CapitalCreditUnion #RutlandCentre #CommunitySupport #RecoveryJourney #DigitalInnovation
We are so grateful to Capital Credit union for their support of our centre and our service users! Thank you Robert Giles and all your colleagues!
🌟 We're proud to support the Rutland Centre with a €1200 sponsorship to help purchase state-of-the-art tablet computers! Maebh Mullany, Chief Executive of the Rutland Centre, shared her thoughts on the impact of our contribution: "We are deeply appreciative of the grant received from Capital Credit Union. Connection and re-connection with self and with loved ones is such an important aspect of treatment and recovery and so we are looking forward to using this grant for digital tablets to help us establish more effective ways for service users to connect with family during their time here. The tablets will also help us digitise some aspects of the program, thus improving the quality of the experience for service users, in turn positively impacting their long-term recovery from addiction.” We're thrilled to be a part of such a meaningful initiative that supports the Rutland Centre in its mission to improve the lives of those in recovery. 💙 #CapitalCreditUnion #RutlandCentre #CommunitySupport #RecoveryJourney #DigitalInnovation
We welcome today's report from the Health Research Board re the rise in alcohol abuse and use of cocaine in Ireland which aligns with the findings from our own 2023 Annual Report, released last week. The Health Research Board conducts invaluable work in documenting and addressing these critical issues. It is encouraging to see that The Rutland Centre’s data reflects a national trend, reaffirming the critical need for comprehensive addiction treatment and support services across Ireland. The Rutland Centre remains committed to addressing these challenges through our existing programmes and planned services to better support those in need. We also call on Minister of State Colm Burke with responsibility for Public Health, Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy to consider additional resourcing for treatment and recovery services beyond the planned anti-alcohol and advertising initiatives to ensure a holistic and fulsome approach to combating alcohol addiction." Maebh Mullany CEO, The Rutland Centre Astrid Brennan Emma Kavanagh
Latest HRB data on alcohol treatment demand in Ireland shows a total of 8,163 cases were treated for problem alcohol use in 2023. This is an increase of 10% on 2022 figures and the highest annual total in over a decade. Speaking about the findings, Dr Suzi Lyons, Senior Researcher at the HRB, said: “This report highlights an increase in the number of alcohol treatment cases reported compared to 2022 with cases at the highest level in over a decade. We are seeing a rise in the proportion of cases whose alcohol use was classified as hazardous or harmful along with a decrease in the proportion classified as dependent. This is positive as it means that people are accessing treatment services before they become dependent. The earlier people present for treatment the more successful outcomes are likely to be.” Read all the key findings and download the report and infographics here https://bit.ly/3WxNc7B
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Yesterday we FleishmanHillard announced the The Rutland Centre's Annual Report, which revealed a record number of bed nights at 5,213 and rising cases of cocaine, gambling, and poly-addiction. With a 93% completion rate for Residential Programmes and 83% for Outpatient Programmes, the Centre is expanding services to include specialized gambling programmes and a new detox facility. CEO Maebh Mullany emphasized the growing complexity of addiction cases and the Centre's commitment to holistic, evidence-based treatment #addiction #recovery
Yesterday we published our 2023 Annual Report highlighting some of the trends we saw emerge over 2023, and how well people can do in treatment and in Recovery! Addiction is a complex disease affecting so many individuals, families and communities in different ways. With so many great services and organisations working tirelessly right across the sector we are so grateful for the response yesterday and for the feedback about the centre. You can read our Annual report here, or contact our CEO directly to get a hard copy [email protected] Emma Kavanagh Maebh Mullany Clive Martin David Sneddon Noel Garvey Rita Kirwan
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I'm really looking forward to joining my colleague Emma Kavanagh speaking at this event in September! Addiction is no respecter of where you're from or what you work at so we'll be introducing delegates who work in these challenging emergency roles to the Rutland Centre and demonstrating that recovery from addiction is not only possible, but life changing!
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Thanks Chris Joyce for setting us all this abseil challenge! Chris recently did an ex-client talk for us where he shared his story of recovery with current service users and his message really landed - so powerful! If you'd like to support the Rutland Centre or Chris please use the link below, or contact our CEO Maebh Mullany directly!