Roscommon Safe Link (RSL), a frontline domestic violence and abuse service, has reported a 13% increase in new clients and a 5% increase in continuing clients over the past year, according to its 2024 Annual Report released this week.
The rise reflects a growing awareness of domestic violence issues and the vital services RSL provides to individuals throughout County Roscommon and surrounding areas.
“Support in Crisis, Healing in the Aftermath” remains the organisation’s vision, with 2024 marked by major milestones, including the expansion of outreach clinics, enhanced male engagement, and the foundation of a Safe House and Refuge project.
RSL continues to operate from its offices in Boyle, offering a range of services including crisis helplines, counselling, court and Garda accompaniment, support groups, play therapy, and children’s services.
For more information, to support their work, or to seek help, please call (071) 966 4200.
The full report can be accessed here: https://roscommonsafelink.my.canva.site/