Pieta House is to receive over €72,000 in funding to help provide counselling and suicide prevention services to the Irish community in New York.
The Minister for the Diaspora Jimmy Deenihan made the announcement this morning.
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The grant aid will allow the service to set up a pilot programme with the three main Irish centres in New York – the Aisling Center, the New York Irish Center and the Emerald Isle Immigration Center – to establish a 'Pieta Room' as the main point of referral for Irish people in crisis.
The allocation will also support the training of counsellors and counselling services.
