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The Clondalkin Addiction Support Programme (CASP) was established in 1995 by community members, and workers in local voluntary and youth organisations, as a response to increasing numbers of young heroin users in the Clondalkin area.CASP is a community service for drug users, over 18 years of age, and their families from the North Clondalkin area.
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The Clondalkin Addiction Support Programme (CASP) is a community-based service established in 1995 by local community members and workers in voluntary and youth organisations. Based in North Clondalkin, Dublin, CASP supports people over 18 who use drugs, as well as their families. Its approach is holistic, integrated and ethically based, addressing physical, psychological, social and emotional needs. Services include drop-in support, counselling, key work, methadone treatment, needle exchange, family support, community and prison links, primary healthcare and holistic services.
Through its partnership with the Community Substance Misuse Team (CSMT), the organisation also provides services across Limerick and the Mid West. These include youth and outreach support, help for families and concerned parents or guardians, and assistance for people worried about their substance or alcohol use. Additional offerings include the Community Reinforcement Approach, prevention and education, training, mindfulness, auricular acupuncture and Smart Recovery. CASP and CSMT aim to help individuals and families find practical support and a new path forward.
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