The National Womenss Council of Ireland, Comhairle Naisiunta na mBan in Eirnn, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) is the national representative organisation for women and women's groups in Ireland. The NWCI share a common vision, working together to transform society into a just and equitable community a community in which all women and men can participate with equal effectiveness as full citizens, in which the independence of women is determined by right.

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.

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 primary work of Ruhama is the provision of out-reach services to women engaged in prostitution and other forms of commercial sexual exploitation, in a spirit of empathy, respect and compassion. Awareness raising and advocacy work is a growing component of our work.

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.

i-Smile International (Ireland) is a non-profit organisation set up to reduce isolation, improve confidence and increase participation of migrant women in mainstream society, enabling them enjoy the social, financial and legal inclusion they need to smile to a positive future.

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.

The Catherine McAuley Education & Research Centre was opened in 2004 as a partnership between UCD and the Mater Hospital. The centre brings together academic excellence and clinical expertise in an on-campus facility.

The Wellspring of Life Refuge is a charity and a Company Limited by Guarantee(CLG), set up in 2018 to provide support to women and women with children who are affected by domestic abuse.

The Dublin Well Woman Centres were founded in 1978 to help Irish women access family planning advice and services. We now operate three medical centres, and influence public policy and awareness by speaking out on women's health issues.

Supporting young women through adulthood. Wellsprings offers short to medium term residential placements for young women aged between 16-23 years, with the possibility of lifelong support through a dedicated outreach aftercare service.

We offer a free confidential listening service to women and their children (living in the West Cork area) who are or have been abused by an intimate partner.

We offer a wide variety of supports and services to the women of Mullingar and surrounding areas. “To facilitate the empowerment of women through education training and community enterprise development”

Women's Aid Federation Northern Ireland was established by Women's Aid groups to challenge attitudes and beliefs which perpetrate domestic violence and seeks through its development to create a safe and supportive society for women, children and young people affected by domestic violence.

Women’s Aid is a national, feminist organisation working to prevent and address the impact of domestic violence and abuse. We do this by advocating, influencing, training, and campaigning for effective responses to reduce the scale and impacts of domestic abuse on women and children in Ireland and by providing high quality, specialised, integrated, support services.

Women’s Aid Dundalk is an organisation which believes in the basic rights of women who are, or who have lived with domestic violence. Refuge and support is available to all women and their children on an open door basis. I