We have three clinics for women and children.

Women’s Health

  • You have the right to care regardless of your address or status.

  • We can arrange an interpreter for you. Tell us the language you speak.

  • There is no charge to see our GPs and nurses

  • Children are seen at all three clinics.

Where and When

Family Clinic at Amiens Street (IHH)

Wednesday, 9.00 am-
11.30 am (By appointment only)

60 Amiens Street, Dublin 1,‍

D01 E806

Jane’s Place  

Tuesday, 9.30 am-12.00 pm

Wednesday, 1.45 pm-4.00 pm

28 Denzille Lane, Dublin 2

D02 KD36

Capuchin Clinic

Tuesday 9-11.30 am &
1.30-3 pm

Wednesday 1.30-3 pm

Thursday 1.30-3 pm

29 Bow Street, Dublin 7

D07 HP7Y

Inclusion Health Hub
Family Clinic

Wednesday, 9.00 am-11.30 am

Safetynet Inclusion Health Hub, 60 Amiens Street, Dublin 1, D01 E086

What we treat

  • General medical care for women and children under 16

  • Women's health consultations

  • Vaccinations for women and children

  • Contraception (long-term and emergency options)

  • Pregnancy care

  • Postnatal care for mother and baby

  • Menopause consultation

  • Cervical check screening (smear test)

  • STI and blood-borne virus screening

Capuchin Clinic

Tuesday 9-11.30 am and 1.30 pm - 3 pm

Wednesday 1.30 - 3 pm

Thursday 1.30 -3 pm

Capuchin Day Centre, 29 Bow Street, Dublin 7, D07 WY43.

What we treat

  • General women’s health care

  • General children’s health care

  • Cervical screening (smear test)

  • Contraception care

  • Pregnancy care

  • Vaccinations for mothers and babies

  • Post-natal care

  • Health promotion

Jane’s Place

Tuesday 9-11.30 am and 1.30 pm - 3 pm

Wednesday 1.30 - 3 pm

Thursday 1.30 -3 pm

Jane’s Place, 28 Denzille Lane, Dublin 2, D02 KD36

What we treat

A women's-only service providing support to women experiencing homelessness or addiction

  • Women’s health questionnaire

  • Cervical screening (smear test)

  • Contraception care (long-term and emergency options)

  • Pregnancy care

  • Menopause consultation

  • Mental health support

  • General GP care, including management of chronic diseases

  • Wound care

What to bring

A list of the medicines you take, if you have one. If you are an international protection applicant, bring your IPAS TRC card and any medical records from abroad.

If you do not have any of these, come anyway.

If you are not sure where to go

Ring us, and we will tell you which clinic suits you best. You can bring a child with you. Ring us, and we will tell you which clinic suits you best. You can bring a child with you.