Our impact
What changed.
The numbers behind a growing community.
Our numbers
- 30–50people a weekuse our Hub drop-in
- 1,000+people a yearsupported by Wadajir
- 3,400+followersacross WhatsApp, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn
- 22activitiesin the community, November 2024 to July 2026
- 15womenmoved from our English class to City of Dublin ETB courses
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Moments that mattered.
- Community meeting with Councillor Janet Horner
- Meeting with City of Dublin ETB
- Football tournament for Somali youth, Grangegorman
- Indeed Refugee Job Fair, Croke Park
- An Garda Síochána visit the Hub
- Community safety and hate crime discussion
- Lights After Shadows youth project, Malta
- Cabra For All Intercultural Potluck
- Award from the Lord Mayor, Mansion House
- Frames of Change youth exchange, Türkiye
- Semi-finals, World Refugee Day Fair Play Cup
- Intercultural Food for All, 100+ people
No moments here yet.
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Real people. Real moments.
15
women went from our English class on to City of Dublin ETB courses.
Class of 2025–26
Honoured
The Lord Mayor of Dublin recognised our volunteers at the Mansion House.
Volunteer Appreciation evening, April 2026
Top 4
From the group stage to the semi-finals of the World Refugee Day Fair Play Cup.
June 2026
100+
neighbours shared Somali food, music and dance at Intercultural Food for All.
The Spark, July 2026
30–50
people a week come to the Hub for help with letters, forms and services.
Every week at the Hub
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