The sexual violence awareness campaign, Always Here, has been launched to provide survivors in Ireland with information on supports, safety planning, and available services.
A recent inquest has raised concerns about Defence Forces mental health support in Ireland, as fear of career impact continues to prevent personnel from seeking help.
Gardaí have opened a sexual assault investigation in Ireland after complaints were made by three women and a teenage girl connected to a sports centre.
National campaign to highlight available supports A new sexual violence awareness campaign has been launched in Ireland to provide clear information for victims and survivors of sexual violence. The initiative, called Always Here, is run by Cuan, the Domestic, Sexual...
Defence Forces mental health support in Ireland under review The recent inquest into the tragic death of a 32-year-old army corporal at the Curragh has again highlighted barriers to Defence Forces mental health support in Ireland, with personnel often reluctant to...
Gardaí have launched a sexual assault investigation into multiple alleged sexual assaults at a sports centre in the south-east of Ireland. This follows complaints made by three women and a teenage girl regarding the alleged assaults. The women attended a Garda Station...
Access to special education remains one of Ireland’s most serious challenges. While recent commitments coming from the Government offer some semblance of hope, many families still face delays, rejections and uncertainty when trying to secure a suitable place for their...
Assessment of Need delays reach record levels in Ireland Children with disabilities are facing record delays in accessing their legal entitlement to an Assessment of Need (AON), with new data revealing widespread breaches of the six-month statutory deadline set out...
