Fermoy Community
Resource Centre
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The Fermoy Community Resource Centre was officially opened on December 6, 1989 and since then the centre has provided a number of key services and programmes to the people of Fermoy and its environs.
The Fermoy Resource Centre is celebrating 30 years of proudly Serving the Community!
Key Services to Fermoy Community
The Centre’s key services and programmes include:
Meals on Wheels
Jolly Tots Playschool
Walking Group
Friendship Week
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Fermoy Community Health Project:
Wednesday 28th June
2.30 - 4.30
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Tuesday 30th May at 10am.
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Thursday 25th May
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Fermoy Community Health Project & Fermoy Community Network
The Centre is also home to the Fermoy Community Health Project , co-funded by the Health Service Executive and the Board of Management of the Resource Centre, which has been effective since October 2013. Fermoy Community Health Project continues on developing sustainable health projects for individuals and families within the community.
Another group which has very close links with the Resource Centre is the Fermoy Community Network (formerly Fermoy Family Coordinating Group). It was setup by the HSE Community Work Department as an information sharing network and it is made up of members of voluntary, community and statutory representatives working or supporting groups and services in the community.