National helpline for women experiencing domestic abuse, 1 to 1 support service and court ccompaniment service. For women who are deaf or hard of hearing and are experiencing domestic violence, Women’s Aid provides information in Irish Sign Language, see www.womensaid.ie, and can also provide Sign Language Interpreters through the Deaf Society.
- Helpline: 1800 341 900 (24 hour)
- Text Support for Deaf or Hard of Hearing Women: Tel: 087 959 7980 (8am to 8pm, 7 days a week)
- Email: helpline@womensaid.ie
- Web: womensaid.ie
Confidential helpline & support service for men experiencing domestic abuse and for their children. Men's Aid provides counselling, legal clinic, court accompaniment, training and outreach clinics. Sign language interpreters are available on request.
- Confidential National Support Helpline: +353 1 5543811
- Confidential Support Email: hello@mensaid.ie
- Web: mensaid.ie
Wherever you are in Ireland, you can access 24 hour support in the aftermath of a rape or sexual assault. RCNI provides a 24 Hour Helpline service for anyone in crisis or with concerns for themselves or another. The website provides vital information & signposting to support services for survivors of sexual violence and those seeking information for others, with directions to local Rape Crisis Centres and other supporting services local to you. Easy to navigate, this is a go-to site for anyone seeking urgent help and assistance.
- National Helpline (24 Hr): 1800 778888
- Email: info@rcc.ie
- Web: www.rapecrisishelp.ie
Promotes equality and justice for migrant women. Provides support to victims of female genital mutilation (FGM), domestic violence, forced marriages and trafficking.
- Phone: 01 834 9851
- Website: akidwa.ie
Support for women and children impacted by domestic abuse. 24-hour support, information and referral services, access to safe accommodation – for women and children forced to leave their home due to domestic violence.
Phone: 1800 767 767 Freephone 24/7
Email: helpline@aoibhneas.org
What’s App: +353864136979 (deaf or hard of hearing)
Website: www.aoibhneas.ie
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre offers a free and confidential listening and support service for anyone who has been raped, sexually assaulted, sexually harassed or sexually abused. Services include a National 24-Hour Helpline available wherever you are in the country. The centre also provides one to one counselling, court accompaniment, outreach services, training, awareness-raising and lobbying. Sign language interpreters are available if required and on request to counselling@rcc.ie. Find your local Rape Crisis supports here.
- National Helpline (24 hour): 1800 778 888
- Webchat Support
- Website: www.drcc.ie
The Immigrant Council of Ireland provide community-based Navigators to provide confidential, one-to-one advice and information to migrant women who are victims of domestic violence. They can help connect victims with public services that can be otherwise difficult to access due to cultural or language barriers. For free, confidential one-on-one advice, please reach out to a navigator using the contact information below: