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Healthcare rights of migrants
Asylum seekers: Access to healthcare is free for protection applicants living in Direct Provision. Asylum seekers must apply for a medical card which allows them to attend local doctors or general practitioners located in the Direct Provision accommodation centres. This card entitles them to prescribed drugs and medicines and their status as applicants living in Direct Provision makes them exempt from paying prescription charges levied on medical card holders. Specialised treatment for trauma and victims of torture is available through an NGO called SPIRASI.
Refugees: Refugees receive the same medical services that they did as asylum seekers as there is no difference in the provision for asylum seekers and people with refugee status, subsidiary protection or permission to remain.
Undocumented migrants: Undocumented migrants can access emergency care for a fee.
HIV testing and treatment
Testing: Free access for all in clinics and NGOs only. Hospital consultants and GPSs in private practice charge a fee. Use the European test finder to see where you can get tested for HIV.
Treatment: Free for all. However, clinicians decide who and when to treat. Undocumented people may sometimes be excluded.
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Spirasi
Spirasi (Spiritan Asylum Services Initiative) - национальный центр реабилитации жертв пыток в Ирландии.
- +353 183 896 64
- reception@spirasi.ie
- https://spirasi.ie/
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GOSHH (Gender Orientation Sexual Health & HIV)
Предоставляет услуги по уходу и профилактике, связанные с ЛГБТ, ВИЧ/СПИДом, инфекциями, передаваемыми половым путем, и проблемами сексуального здоровья людям на Среднем Западе Ирландии.
- +353 613 143 54
- personalsupport@goshh.ie
- https://goshh.ie/
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