Abuse
Safe Pharmacy involves community pharmacies providing a person who is experiencing domestic abuse with access to a phone and contact details for local support services.
Ireland's National Centre for survivors of torture, Spirasi. Through models of care, training programmes and alliances, Spirasi leads in rehabilitating asylum seekers and refugees who are survivors of torture. They offer specific counselling for 12- to 18-year-olds who have been victims of torture and are seeking asylum. Guardian consent a must.
Barnardos mission is to deliver services and work with families, communities, and partners to transform the lives of vulnerable children who are affected by adverse childhood experiences.
Barnardos mission is to deliver services and work with families, communities, and partners to transform the lives of vulnerable children who are affected by adverse childhood experiences.
Barnardos mission is to deliver services and work with families, communities, and partners to transform the lives of vulnerable children who are affected by adverse childhood experiences.
The aim of the Always Here Campaign is to raise awareness of pathways to safety and the supports available to victims of domestic, sexual and gender-based violence.
Support Service for women living with the effects of gender and sexual based violence. YANA provides information, emotional supports, as well as court accompaniment services.
112 is the “Single European Emergency Number". It works in all EU countries and can be used to call for help in an emergency. In Ireland, 112 and 999 exist equally and run in parallel. Regardless of which number you call in Ireland, there will be no difference and the call will be handled in the same manner.
112 or 999 should only be called when there is a risk to life or property, where there is a crime being committed or the prospect of a crime being committed or when a person feels their personal safety is being threatened.
If you are in any doubt however, call 112 or 999 and don’t presume someone else has.
The Emergency SMS/Text Service can be used to contact the Emergency Call Answering Service (ECAS) for help by sending an SMS/Text message to 112
We-Speak is a secure, anonymous online platform that aims to empower survivors of sexual violence to safely tell their own stories, in their own time, in their own words.
We-Speak is a part of We-Consent which is a project of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.
We-Consent is a long-term national programme to inform, educate and engage with all members of our society about consent. We-Consent provides toolkits on consent, a freephone national helpline, We-Speak and workshops on consent.
We-Speak is a secure, anonymous online platform that aims to empower survivors of sexual violence to safely tell their own stories, in their own time, in their own words.
We-Consent is a project of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre.
Inchicore Outreach Violence Against Women Centre offers support through their helpline, one to one support and information, outreach service, court accompaniment.