Aine Doherty, a good friend of DVR, is very kindly donating 50% of the proceeds from her art exhibition to our service.
The exhibition, titled ‘Tapestry’, will take place on the weekend of December 9th at The Courthouse, Oughterard.
The gallery is open 8pm on Friday December 9th and 11am-5pm Saturday and Sunday.
Please show your support for this wonderful artist to whom we are very grateful.
To mark the 16 Days Of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, Leanne is hosting a fundraising yoga session at our premises in Moycullen on Monday 5th December from 6:30pm to 8pm.
Get your yoga mats ready and come along!
Please donate what you can on the night.
To register please call DVR on 087 7737957 or email us at info@domesticviolenceresponse.com.
Space is limited so be sure to register soon!
Join DVR at Fursey’s Hall, Headford for Headford Family Resource Centre’s annual Women’s Health Day from 4pm-8pm.
Pop in say hello.
Join DVR and other stakeholders at the National Conference of the Western Regional Network.
“A community response to domestic abuse” celebrating 20 years of the Western Regional Network, with keynote speaker Don Hennessy Author of ‘How he wins’
Friday 18th November at the Harbour Hotel, Galway.
Please stop by and say hello.
Come to a free and gentle yoga session with us and Leanne at our rooms in Moycullen.
October 10th 6:30pm – 8:30pm.
No need to pre-register, we hope to see you there.
We are delighted to announce that we will be running our Paths To Freedom Educational Support Programme again this September.
This is an 8-10 week training and support group that offers the opportunity to gain information on:
Click here to see the brochure.
This course is available to women who have left their relationships.
Participants will be asked to sign a confidentiality clause to ensure that each person can take part safely.
The course will commence on September 14th 2022.
Please contact us at info@domesticviolenceresponse.com or call/text 087 7737957 to register your interest.
DVR were delighted to take part in Go Purple Day in April, an annual campaign to raise awareness about Domestic Violence.
The initiative was created by Community Garda Stacey Looby, Athlone Garda Station to create national awareness of Domestic Violence and to consolidate community partnerships between Domestic Violence Services and An Garda Síochána.
DVR staff were thrilled to host a visit from local Gardai and sit and have a chat about our service and how we can work better together with An Garda Síochána to get women experiencing Domestic Violence the help they need.
Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture, Domestic Violence Response and Engage Art Studios presented Home Truths as part of the 16 Days of Action 2020.
The One Million Stars campaign began in Melbourne, Australia in 2012, when sadly an Irish woman was murdered. A Samoan Artist Maryann Talia Pau began weaving stars in a bid to end violence.
1st Floor, Commerce House
Mountain Road, Moycullen
Co. Galway H91 D9HD
Tel: 091 866740
