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Types of Domestic Abuse

There are many different kinds of domestic abuse including emotional, physical, financial and digital. All forms are used by the perpetrator to exert power and control over their partner.

Wicklow Safe Haven are a local fundraising initiative dedicated to breaking the cycle of domestic violence. They are running lots of fun events to help raise funds and awareness of domestic abuse.

If you're being subjected to domestic abuse and living in County Wicklow, we are here to help.

At Anu Wicklow, we are here to listen, provide information and explore the different options that are available to you.

Bray Women’s Refuge is a safe and confidential place, where clients and their children can come in times of crisis. Our specialised team can help you find the following steps to get you back on your feet while in the refuge.

Talk to us about organising a workshop.

If you know a child or young person who you think might benefit from our support, please get in contact.

The legal process can be a daunting experience for anyone. Our Court Accompaniment Team are trained in family law, have extensive knowledge of the court system and how it can affect someone experiencing Domestic Abuse. We are here to support you as you navigate the systems and explain the process to you.

The NVR programme is designed for parents experiencing child to parent abuse.

The Freedom Programme examines the roles played by behaviours and beliefs on the tactics of abusive individuals and survivors’ responses.

Own My Life is a 12 week programme helping women who have been subjected to domestic abuse regain ownership of their lives.

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Anu Wicklow

9am-5pm, Mon-Fri
086 059 7560

Bray Women's Refuge

24 hrs a day, 7 days a week
01 286 6163
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