
Crosscare’s aim is to help people and families move out of poverty
Crosscare’s community café plans in Jobstown are set to expand their services in the Tallaght area further after their move away from traditional food banks.
Crosscare is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a number of services to those in poverty, experiencing homelessness or marginalised, and a new community café is planned to be opened at St Thomas the Apostle Pastoral Centre on Fortunestown Road.
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