Roscommon Safe Link – Stop Abuse For Everyone

Welcome to Roscommon Safe Link

We understand that each person has their own experiences, needs and goals. We support our clients in exploring their options to help them make informed choices in achieving safety and stability for themselves and their family.

Call: 071-9664200

About Us

Roscommon Safe Link is a non-profit charitable organisation in Co. Roscommon, Ireland, that offers information, support and counselling to women and men. Our service is available to those who experience domestic violence and to those who have experienced domestic violence and abusive situations in the past.

Our Mission

Stop Abuse for Everyone

Our Vision

“Support in Crisis, Healing in the Aftermath”

Our Values

SAFE – Support, Aware, Focus, Empower

Services

Immediate crisis response – over the telephone and in person.
Advocacy and accompaniment to Court, Gardai, Legal Aid, Social Services and other services as required.
Referrals to relevant agencies as required.
Applications to Court Services and Legal Aid.
Individual and group support & counselling (in-house and through outreach clinics).
Provide outreach clinics in Ballaghaderreen, Castlerea, Roscommon Town and other locations further to demand.
On-going aftercare support group for people who continue to require support.
Counselling for those who wish to avail of it.
Information services.
Awareness-raising for clients, professional agencies, students and other community groups as required.

Our Staff

Anne Carey

Project Manager/Counsellor

Monica Devine

Administration Support

News

Roscommon Safe Link Joins Community Fun Day in Castlerea

Roscommon Safe Link was delighted to take part in the Community Fun Day held on Friday, June 13th at the Further Education and Training (FET) Centre in Castlerea. The event, organised by Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) in partnership with Roscommon Leader Partnership, brought together local services and community members for an […]

Roscommon Safe Link Turns Purple to Shine a Light on Domestic Abuse

We were proud to take part in Go Purple Day, an event organised by An Garda Síochána in partnership with domestic abuse services across Ireland. This powerful initiative raises awareness of domestic abuse and brings communities together in solidarity with individuals who have experienced abuse. A sincere thank you to the Gardaí in Boyle for […]