Our social enterprise @FrontlineBikes1 provides people with a background of imprisonment, addiction and long-term unemployment with opportunities to up-skill and retrain in bike mechanics. One of the participants shares his experience on our blog:

Frontline recently completed the first year of assisting Merchants Quay Ireland, in conjunction with the Irish Prison Service, with delivering the Treatment and Recovery Programme (TARP). Find out more about this programme here: https://t.co/9P9f2YH3Sx

Our social enterprise Frontline Bikes recently donated 60 bikes to children in direct provision. The bikes were upcycled by trainees in addiction recovery programme in our Training & Upcycling Centre in Bluebell. These happy faces makes us very proud.

We're hiring for the role of Addiction Practitioner! To find out more about the position or to submit an application, click here: https://t.co/cVur0ItLF0

A potent synthetic opioid was found in the heroin that caused overdoses in Dublin city, but what are nitazenes? Read more here:

A startling graphic from the HRB information sheet on Fentanyl demonstrating how dangerous this drug can be. It's 50-100 times more potent than morphine & with fears that it may become more common in Ireland, awareness of its dangers are important. https://t.co/rfQn31PYGl

Really informative discussion at @theILDN stand @NPAIE Stuart Fraser from @FrontlineBikes1 @FrontlineMCie discussing the challenges of running a social enterprise and the supports that are available to enterprises to enable to keep their doors open

Come visit the @theILDN stand next week. DSCP’s Social Enterprise Officer Michelle Licciardi will be a panel speaker on Tuesday 19th at 4pm on the future of Social Enterprise in Ireland. She will be joined by Stuart Fraser from Frontline Make Change, a local Social Enterprise

09.09.2023 Ireland's #recoverywalk what a day! A big thanks to CH09 social inclusion and DCC for making this event possible. The atmosphere was electric and we came out in record numbers to show recovery is possible. Thanks to all services for getting involved.

@Dquinn_Reformed @FrontlineMCie @DublinSaint @FrontlineMCie is a great project. Both life changing & inspiring

Last month Frontline worked with @BinghamInfo to create a series of powerful images to mark International Overdose Awareness Day - an important annual event to remember those who have died from overdose. #IOAD2023 #EndOverdoseIRL #ReduceTheHarms

It was an honour to work alongside the staff with Parents and children affected directly by addiction to develop these posters highlighting the importance of #Naloxone @FrontlineMCie #IOAD2023

This week we mark International Overdose Awareness Day - an annual campaign to remember those who have died from overdose and acknowledge the grief of family and friends who are left behind. #IOAD2023 #EndOverdoseIRL #WeSeeYou

Inspiring discussions with @FrontlineMCie with Corrine Doyle, Jason Campbell and the boss man himself @DublinSaint 😊 Collaborations are vital and its been an interesting afternoon sharing ideas with you all 😉 #Networking #Collaborations #PartnershipGoals

We welcome the policy paper 'Promoting and supporting the provision of Restorative Justice at all stages of the criminal justice system' published today by Minister of State @JamesBrowneTD Full response by Director of Operations, Fíona Ní Chinnéide: 🔗 https://t.co/6MGxjOivEb

A powerful poem written by a Frontline client who recently completed one of our programmes. John was inspired to write about his and others experience with addiction and the tools that they now have to work towards making positive changes in their lives.

All support for this is greatly appreciated. Without support for these fundraisers, we wouldn't be able to run events like the Hano Cup, POTY, Santa in Richmond. Funds raised also help us support projects that benefit the club, supporters, charities and the local community. 🔴⚪

Want to know a bit more about @FrontlineBikes1? Here's an article from Friday's @StPatsProgramme detailing the great work being done. 10% of proceeds from our Euro Raffle will go to Frontline. Tickets available online. 👇🔴⚪ https://t.co/WG7oT3jbG8

Latest HRB figures on drug treatment demand in Ireland, published today, show that cocaine is the most common drug for which individuals are seeking treatment. This data can help inform services related to treatment and harm reduction. Read more here: https://t.co/xl7lysTjQL

"Liam contacted Frontline for support with a chronic alcohol and cocaine problem, which had led to the loss of his job, the breakdown of his relationship and near homelessness." Read Liam's experience of overcoming drug & alcohol addiction: