Safe Ireland Safe Spaces Series: Safe Space Refuge Design Guide
Safe Ireland Pre-Budget 2023 Submission
Oireachtas Committee on Justice Women’s Domestic Abuse Refuges – SAFE IRELAND SUBMISSION, August 2021
No Going Back BUDGET 2022 – PRE-BUDGET SUBMISSION
No Going Back – A sustainable strategy and infrastructure to transform our response to DSGBV in Ireland. Discussion Paper March 2021
Safe Ireland Submission to the Family Justice Oversight Group Consultation Topics – Phase 1 Consultation
Tracking the Shadow Pandemic – Lockdown 2
Assessing the Social and Economic Costs of DV
Tracking the Shadow Pandemic – Summary Graphs
Tracking the Shadow Pandemic – A report on women and children seeking support from Domestic Violence Services during the first 6months of Covid -19
Budget 2021 Submission – Safe Homes, Safe Communities
Submission to the Department of Justice Criminal Justice Strategy
Safe Ireland Summary Priorities Programme for Government 2020 – Tackling Domestic Violence and Coercive Control
Safe Ireland 2020 Programme for Government Submission – Global Pandemic, National Epidemic – Working to End Domestic Abuse & Coercive Control
Safe Ireland Covid-19 Domestic Violence Emergency Rent Supplement Proposal
#NoMoreExcuses2020 – Manifesto for a Safe Ireland for All
Safe as Mayo – A Vision Strategy to Make Mayo the Safest County 2020 – 2025
Domestic Abuse Services National Statistics 2018
Gender Matters 2019: Summary findings of research on public attitudes to gender equality and roles, domestic abuse and coercive control in Ireland.
Budget 2020 Submission: Investing in our National Ambition for a Safe Ireland
Submission on Online Harassment, Harmful Communications and Related Offences
Submission to the Independent In-Depth Study on Familicide & Domestic Homicide Reviews
Safe Ireland Review 2017/2018
Submission on the Modernisation of the Electoral Registration Process
Submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice and Equality on Reform of the Family Law System
Submission to the Commission on the Future Policing of Ireland
National Domestic Violence Service Statistics 2016
Review 2015-2016
Domestic Violence Bill 2017: Safe Ireland Recommendations for Legislative Amendments April 2017
Safe Ireland List of Proposed Amendments to the Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) Bill 2016 for the Dáil Select Committee
Changing Culture and Transforming the response to Gender Based Violence in Ireland. Safe Ireland’s Submission to the National Women’s Strategy 2017-2020
BRIEFING for Members of the Oireachtas Legislative Amendments Recommended to: Domestic Violence Bill 2017. March 2017
BRIEFING NOTE: Recommendations for Legislative Amendments: Domestic Violence Bill 2017. February 2017
Transforming the Response to Gender Based Violence in Ireland: The importance of CEDAW to help make Ireland the safest country in the world for women and children
National Domestic Violence Service Statistics 2015
The State We Are In 2016
No Place to Call Home. Domestic Violence and Homelessness: The State we Are In
Make It Happen INASC Toolkit
In Search of Justice – Women and the Irish Legal System
Justice Sought, Justice Lost – An assessment of the effectiveness of DVA protection orders and specific needs
SAFE Ireland Submission to the JOCJDE Criminal Justice (Victims of Crime) Bill 2015 General Scheme
Safe Ireland Vision Strategy 2015 – 2020
Safe Ireland Vision Strategy Summary 2015 – 2020
National Domestic Violence Service Statistics 2014
SAFE Ireland Annual Review 2013-2014
On Just One Tuesday on the 4th November 2014 – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing Domestic Violence Services in Ireland
A Framework, Principles and Standards for Specialist Domestic Violence Services in Ireland
A Framework for Domestic Violence Service Provision to Women and Children in Ireland
The Lawlessness of the Home – Women’s experiences of seeking legal remedies to domestic violence and abuse in the Irish legal system
The Lawlessness of the Home – Women’s experiences of seeking legal remedies to domestic violence and abuse in the Irish legal system – Summary
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2013
“On Just One Day on the 5th November 2013″ – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
Safety in a Time of Crisis – Priorities for Protecting Women and Children affected by Domestic Violence – Safety Audit (March 2014)
Healing from Domestic Violence and Trauma – Lessons learned from research on the biodynamic approach
Healing from Domestic Violence and Trauma – Lessons learned from research on the biodynamic approach – Executive Summary
SAFE Ireland Oral Submission to the Joint Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality on the issue of Domestic Violence. February 19th 2014
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2012
The impact of the Habitual Residence Condition on women seeking protection and safety for themselves and their children from a domestic violence perpetrator
Submission to The Joint Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality on the issue of Domestic Violence (June 2013)
“On Just One Day on the 6th November 2012″ – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2012
The impact of the Habitual Residence Condition on women seeking protection and safety for themselves and their children from a domestic violence perpetrator
Submission to The Joint Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality on the issue of Domestic Violence (June 2013)
“On Just One Day on the 6th November 2012″ – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2011
National One Day Census of Domestic Violence Services 2011
“And Just Another Day on the 4th November 2010” – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2010
Lifelines to Safety – A National Study of Support Needs and Outcomes for Women Accessing Domestic Violence Services in Ireland
Some facts about domestic violence in Ireland in 2009
Outcome Evaluation of Domestic Violence Support and Information Services in Ireland – A Pilot Study 2009
“In Just ONE Day On the 4th November 2009” – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
Safety and Change – A national study of support needs and outcomes for women accessing refuge provision in Ireland
“On the 4th November 2008” – A National One Day Count of Women and Children Accessing SAFE IRELAND Domestic Violence Services
SAFE IRELAND Strategic Plan 2008-2012
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