ADAPT Domestic Abuse Services is a voluntary organisation which was set up in 1974 to provide a wide range of supports to women survivors of domestic abuse and their children across Limerick City and County.

Established in 2001 AkiDwA is a network of African and migrant women living in Ireland.

The Bray Women's Refuge is an Irish voluntary organisation working to combat the social effects of domestic violence by:

Our primary aim is to provide a professional, child centred therapy / counselling service to children, families, and groups who have been affected by child sexual abuse. We aim to provide the most up to date education and information on the dynamics of child sexual abuse, and to raise public and political awareness of these issues.

A voluntary organisation committed to promoting the rights of women and children to live and grow in a peaceful non-violent home environment. We offer assistance to those experiencing domestic abuse which inhibits women making their own choices.

We provide free counselling, support and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence of all genders and gender identities aged 12+ and their loved ones. We support survivors from across County Donegal and neighboring counties.

Esker House Women's Refuge and Domestic Abuse Support Service provides temporary safe accommodation for women and their children and support and information for women experiencing domestic abuse.

The Galway Rape Crisis Centre was founded in 1984 by a group of women in the Galway community who were concerned about the lack of services for survivors of sexual abuse and rape. The response to sexual violence and abuse arose largely out of the feminist movement in the eighties, where women got together in groups and many disclosed their traumatic experiences.

Haven Horizons is a voluntary organisation dedicated to ending violence and abuse against women and children. We focus on prevention activities: awareness, education, research, collaborative partnerships and piloting international best-practice models.

KASA is the new name for the Kilkenny Rape Crisis Centre. We offer free, professional and confidential Counselling and Support for survivors of sexual abuse, rape and sexual assault.

The Kerry Rape & Sexual Abuse Centre is a place of help and holistic healing for survivors of sexual violence, offering care & support in a safe and confidential environment.

To educate, advocate and raise awareness about family violence and its impact on children, girls’, young people and women. Our goal is to prevent family violence from happening, and empower victims and survivors to rebuild their lives.

A voluntary organisation with charitable status which provide a confidential helpline, information and support services for men and children who are victims of domestic abuse.

MOVE Ireland - Men Overcoming Violence, is a national organisation that provides intervention programmes for perpetrators of domestic violence.

ODVSS's commitment to reflective practices bought a review of the service in 2007. With this review, the service was changed structurally and it was identified that the female victim/male perpetrator model was too simplistic and did not adequately address the complexities of domestic violence and the impact on children, families and communities.

Since 2003, One in Four has been a listening ear. We have been a support, a refuge, a lifeline. We provide professional counselling to adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. For those difficult days in court, we can advocate for you. And we can help your family support you, by supporting them.

The OSSCork was founded as a pilot project in 2000, as one of the recommendations of the Southern Regional Committee on Violence Against Women, providing support to all adult victims of Domestic Violence.

The Centre was founded in 1980 as Limerick Rape Crisis Centre, by a group of women and men who were concerned about the lack of services for survivors of rape and sexual abuse. Since then it has worked to provide a quality professional, information, support and counselling service for survivors of sexual violence and abuse throughout the Midwest region.

The Rape Crisis Network (RCNI) is a multi-member political and campaigning organisation committed to the elimination of all forms of sexual violence through effecting political, cultural and social change. Our agenda to effect change is directly provided by the experience and expertise of our member Rape Crisis Centres (RCCs).

Supporting Survivors of Institutional Child Abuse and their Families. Right of Place second chance is a vision and values driven organization which offers a professional service to its members. We support their entitlements and Rights by empowering them through the promotion of trust, respect and self confidence.

Safe Ireland, formerly the National Network Women's Refugees and Support Services, recognises violence against women and children as a violation of their human rights and we work from the conviction that: Women and their children have the right to live free from domestic violence.

Sexual Violence Centre Cork was set up on International Women’s Day in 1983 and has been providing services to victims of sexual violence in Cork city and County for over 37 years. The Centre was formerly known as Cork Rape Crisis Service.

We provide counselling and support services for survivors of sexual violence and historical child abuse. We help all our clients heal from the effects of trauma. We also work towards help ending sexual violence in our society through outreach work locally, regionally and nationally.

Sonas is the largest provider of frontline services to women and children experiencing domestic abuse in the greater Dublin region. We support women and children experiencing domestic abuse by providing effective, quality services, including refuge, advice, support, court accompaniment, outreach and accommodation services.

Teach Tearmainn provide free and confidential support services to women and children in Kildare and West Wicklow who are or have experienced Domestic Violence and Abuse. At Teach Tearmainn, we provide women with a safe and confidential space to share their experiences and explore their options.