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Café Assistant Required (CE Scheme)



Make your experience count: take part in the largest ever European LGBT Survey!


Karyn Posner-Mullen, Director, Office of Public Affairs US Embassy visits Outhouse

Women’s Personal Development Course Commencing May 2nd 2012


Dublin Trans Peer Group Meetings @ Outhouse


LGBT Free Legal Advice Centre


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Café Assistant Required (CE Scheme)


Outhouse is looking for a new café assistant.  


Duties include: Daily running of the café and serving customers, weekly stock taking; ordering supplies and maintaining accounts. Provision of basic information to visitors, participation at special events etc.


It is a Community Employment Programme (CE)


Hours: 19.5 per week  Salary: CE Rates


To be eligible for this you must be over 25 and have been in receipt of a Social Welfare payment for the last 12 months or longer.


Closing date for applications is Monday May 21st 2012.


For more information please contact Tiffany on (01) 873 4999 or admin@outhouse.ie





Women’s Personal Development Course Commencing May 2nd 2012


Outhouse in conjunction with the Dublin VEC Adult Education Service is pleased to announce  another Personal Development Course (PDC) for women.


The aim of the PDC is to provide a safe and caring environment for women to improve their self-esteem, identify goals for themselves, make positive changes, improve health and well-being, build self-confidence and explore issues common to LGBT women.


The PDC may be of interest to women coming out for the first time, women wishing to re-connect with the community or to make new friends.


The course will run over a six week period, commencing Wednesday May 2nd at 7.00pm.


To secure a place please contact Outhouse immediately as places are limited.  Contact details as follows admin@outhouse.ie or telephone (01)  873 4999




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LGBT Free Legal Advice Centre


The LGBT Lawyers’ Association of Ireland is an educational, advisory and advocacy group made up of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and allied lawyers and students in Ireland. Our aim is to create awareness of the legal issues affecting the LGBT community, to combat discrimination and to advocate for equality. The Association was founded to:


Raise awareness of the legal issues affecting the LGBT community

Increase the visibility of LGBT lawyers within the profession

To provide support to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender lawyers and students

To facilitate legal research and support other LGBT rights organisations


The LGBT Lawyers’ Association provides the following services:

LGBT Free Legal Advice Centre

The LGBT Free Legal Advice Centre welcomes attendance by members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community who require advice on LGBT legal issues. This service is provided free of charge on the first Tuesday of every month from 7pm -8:30pm in Outhouse on Capel Street, Dublin 1.



http://www.lgln.ie/


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Dublin Trans Peer Group Meetings @ Outhouse



The Dublin Trans Peer Support Group started in April 2005 and is the longest running group in Ireland. The group meets every second Wednesday. It provides an inclusive and supportive environment for those who have been diagnosed with Gender identity Disorder, who feel they have a gender identity issue, and who are exploring their gender role. Our aim is to provide a safe environment for people to feel accepted and accept and explore their own gender identity


7:30PM-9:30PM


14th March


28th March


11th April


25th April


9th May


23rd May


6th June


20th June


OUTHOUSE, 105 CAPEL STREET, DUBLIN 1


Contact: 087 116 8589 OR TPSGDUBLIN@GMAIL.COM / OUTHOUSE ON (01) 873 4932


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Karyn Posner-Mullen, Director, Office of Public Affairs US Embassy visits Outhouse



Representatives from the US Embassy in Dublin presented Outhouse with a copy of President Obama’s autobiography “Dreams from my father” for our library last week when they visited the Centre and had a first-hand look at what we do. In recognition that being Irish includes being LGBT, and in line with high level statements from the State Department and White House, we were both delighted and honoured to welcome Karyn Posner-Mullen, Director, Office of Public Affairs US Embassy to Outhouse. High level recognition of grassroots work both strengthens our resolve and encourages us to step up our efforts. We also hope that such association may help potential supporters and funders recognise what we are doing.


- Martha Whyte, Outhouse Manager


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