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.

Advocates (Ad) who campaign for greater rights for Victims (VIC) of Homicide, their families and friends. We bring together families bereaved by homicide including those affected by Murder, Manslaughter and Fatal Assault.

AIMS Ireland is a voluntary organisation that was formed in early 2007 by mothers to highlight and support normal birth and mother-friendly birth practices in Ireland.

We provide front line services to Muslim Women, their families and any women related to Muslim community. Services include trainings, social spaces, advocacy, youth activities & refugees outreach.

We have a large and diverse membership who share experiences, interests, and a commitment to be part of the community here in Ireland.

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

The mobile crèche service will travel to any suitable venue and create a crèche environment. Together with qualified childcare professionals we will provide a fun caring child-centred approach, creating opportunities to learn through play.

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.

Coolmine Is A Drug & Alcohol Treatment Centre That Brings Clients On A Journey Of Recovery by providing quality community, day and residential services with a self-help approach we facilitate recovery.

A community based voluntary organisation which enables the people of Galway to recognise and address the challenges posed by inequality and isolation in society.

Cork Feminist Collective is an intersectional feminist, volunteer-led, donation-funded activist organisation founded in February 2017. We were previously known as Cork Feminista (founded by Linda Kelly and Jennifer DeWan in 2010.)

Crime Victims Helpline is a National Helpline which offers support to victims of crime in Ireland. Established in 2005 our aim is to support, inform and empower victims of crime and all those affected by crime.

The Crisis Pregnancy Agency is a planning and co-ordinating body, rather than a service provider, and is mandated to prepare and oversee strategy.

We are a voluntary parent-to-parent support group and our mission of 'information, education and support' encourages a confident, positive approach to Parenting, empowering parents to make informed choices about issues from infancy right up to adolescence.

Disabled Women Ireland (DWI) is the national representative organisation of disabled women, girls and non binary people in Ireland. We are a cross disability organisation and our members have a diverse range of impairments and intersecting identities.

A Galway City and County based service that provides information services, telephone and counselling support, advocacy support and accompaniment and educational programmes to women impacted by domestic abuse. DVR also provides a range of educational training and awareness programmes to organisations, third level colleges, community groups, secondary schools.

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 Irish Breast Cancer Campaign, is one of the 34 member countries of Europa Donna - The European Breast Cancer Coalition. It is an advocacy group, which lobbies politicians and decision makers at local, national and European level.

The European Institute of Women's Health is a non-governmental organisation working to make the health and well being of women a priority for the European Commission and Member States of the European Union.

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.

Our mission is to empower vulnerable women and children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and break the cycle of homelessness through generations. After more than forty years of experience, our good work has extended from Emergency Accommodation to Residential Care for teenage girls, Long-term Supported Housing, Education & Development and Ongoing Support and Advocacy.

The IFPA (Irish Family Planning Association) is a national voluntary organisation and registered charity which has been pioneering reproductive health and rights in Ireland since 1969.

The objects of the Association are to bring women together in fellowship and through co-operative effort to develop and improve the standard of rural and urban life in Ireland having due regard for our Irish culture and to encourage the use of the Irish language in the affairs of Bantracht na Tuaithe.

Our service was established by a group of parents in Tralee, who in the early 1990’s were supporting their own adult daughters through the issue of Domestic Violence and were concerned about the impact of this trauma and the absence of a dedicated domestic violence service in the County.

For over twenty years, Lesbian and Bisexual women in Cork have been providing support services for others in our community and have been active in promoting equality for Lesbian and Bisexual women.