A charity has had to employ additional chaplains to help residents cope with the trauma of homelessness in Dublin.

Responding to the Department of Housing’s latest homeless statistics for December, The Salvation Army said service users in its Dublin-based hubs need increased emotional and mental support.
In the capital alone, today’s (Jan 30) figures show that in the final week of 2025, there were 1,766 homeless families, including 3,883 children.

The Salvation Army has recently employed two new chaplains at Granby Lifehouse on Granby Row, which provides a specialised service for over 100 men and women, and York House in the city centre, which provides short term and long term accommodation.

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