Jigsaw Dublin 15
Dublin 15
Meet the team and find out all the details you need to get in touch with the Jigsaw service in Dublin 15, for youth mental health support.

Contact Details
Telephone: 01 890 5810
Email:dublin15@jigsaw.ie
Location
Address: Blanchardstown Library
2nd Floor
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Dublin
D15 EY94
Jigsaw Dublin 15 is wheelchair accessible
Opening Hours
- Monday 9.00am – 5.30pm
- Tuesday 9.00am – 5.30pm
- Wednesday 9.00am – 5.30pm
- Thursday 9.00am – 5.30pm
- Friday 9.00am – 4.45pm
- Saturday -Closed
- Sunday -Closed
Closed: The Mondays of Bank Holidays
About us
Jigsaw Dublin 15 is a free, non-judgemental and confidential service supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people aged 12 – 25 living, working or studying in Dublin 15. We provide guidance and support for young people who are going through a difficult time. We are located on the 2nd Floor of Blanchardstown Library at the Shopping Centre.
Who are we?
Jigsaw Dublin 15 is part of a national network of Jigsaw Services. Jigsaw Dublin 15 aims to provide a tailored community-based support for young people’s mental health needs. We first opened our doors in May 2013 and since then we have directly/indirectly supported almost 2,000 young people. Our team is made up of professionals with experience in the mental health, youth & community and healthcare sectors. Find out more about the team.
Direct support for young people
Our service in Dublin 15 provides a welcoming space for young people to get information or make an appointment. If a young person wants support, our staff are here to listen, without making judgements, and to provide supportive guidance, usually over the course of 6 sessions. We also provide information and advice to anyone who is worried about a young person in their lives.
We have interpreter services available for young people who may require it when they come to us for support.
Working in the community
As well as directly supporting young people, at Jigsaw we understand that the community is vital in helping to support young people with their mental health. Our Education and Training Programme looks to give people the skills and confidence to help support young people in their own community with their mental health. We offer a variety of workshops for young people, parents/guardians, people who work/volunteer with young people and health professionals. They cater for a broad range of needs, but all have the key aim of changing how we think about and support young people’s mental health.
If you’re interested in inviting Jigsaw to give a workshop in your community, email us.
Working with our Youth Advisory Panel
The Youth Advisory Panel is an amazing group of young people aged 16 – 25 from the Dublin 15 area who are passionate about mental health. The Youth Advisory Panel ensures that the voice of young people is at the heart of everything we do. Their role is to represent Jigsaw within the community and to make joint decisions with us on the planning and running of our service. Find out more about the Youth Advisory Panel!
Tell us about your experience
At Jigsaw, we care passionately about what we do and strive to give young people the best possible support with their mental health. If you are happy, or unhappy, with our service in any way, let us know by completing our online feedback form.
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Meet the Jigsaw Dublin 15 team

David Kavanagh
David is the Project Manager in Jigsaw Dublin 15. This means that he supports the whole team in planning for and delivering the best possible service to the young people of Dublin 15. David's role importantly involves developing and supporting networks within Dublin 15 so that we can respond as early as possible to young peoples mental health needs as a community.
Study and work
David has a BA in Social Science from UCD specialising in Housing Management and Community Development and a MA in Management from DCU. Before working for Jigsaw, David led a service which supported people with mental health issues to move from institutional/congregated/homeless settings into their own homes in the community. On his time off you can generally catch David out playing some form of sport such as soccer, tag rugby or Gaelic football and hanging out with friends.