Dublin community call service has received over 1,100 requests for help during lockdown

The Dublin City Council (DCC) service has been delivering food, medication, fuel and pre-prepared meals and assisting with transport and other social isolation problems.
Dublin community call service has received over 1,100 requests for help during lockdown
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Fri, 08 May, 2020 - 17:38
Digital Desk staff

Over 1,100 requests for help were made to a community call service in Dublin since the start of the lockdown.

The Dublin City Council (DCC) service has been delivering food, medication, fuel and pre-prepared meals and assisting with transport and other social isolation problems.

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