The Dragonfly forms part of our organisation logo here at Roscommon Safe Link. We have chosen it because in almost every part of the world, the Dragonfly symbolises change, transformation, adaptability, and self-realisation. The change that is often referred to has its source in mental and emotional maturity and understanding the deeper meaning of life.  […]

We are always very greatful to the many and varied funding agencies who contribute to our work here ar Roscommon Safe Link. The course, Owning Your Own Life, is a good example of the type of educational programme we can put in place for our clients. In fact  we were inundated with requests for people […]

The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in an upsurge in domestic abuse/violence. Where partners and families are spending more time together at home it is becoming increasingly difficult to manage the cycle of abuse. Not surprisingly, being in such close proximity for extended periods of time has resulted in higher instances of abuse. This raises concern: […]

Roscommon Safe Link, the service supporting people who experience domestic violence has just issued an urgent appear for public support. The Boyle based service is experiencing unprecedented demands on its service while at the same time it is suffering a loss of income; both situations arising from the current Covid-19 crisis. Anne Carey, Project Coordinator […]