Tacú FRC, An Garda Síochána, Safe Ireland and Mayo Rape Crisis Centre invite you to attend a special awareness raising event in Tacú FRC, Ballinrobe on Friday May 15th at 10.30am to mark GO PURPLE DAY
GO PURPLE DAY is a joint initiative between An Garda Síochána and domestic abuse services with the aim of raising awareness about supports available to people who experience domestic abuse.
If you can’t attend, you can still get involved & help spread the message:
💜 Decorate your premises
👚Wear purple
🧁 Bake purple
🪻Sow purple flowers
🤝 Start conversations
#ZeroTolerence
22/04, Mayo, Donegal and Sligo Rape Crisis Centre came together for training from DRCC about working with refugees and asylum workers who had suffered sexual violence. Donegal arranged the training.
It was an amazing, informative day and it was great to spend time with peers.
A huge thank you to @dylangall97 for his wonderful fundraiser. This money will go towards supporting additional services for those attending the service. We are so grateful!
Mayo Rape Crisis Centre exists to prevent and respond to crimes of rape, sexual abuse and sexual violence
We are recruiting for: Adolescent Counsellor (part-time), Outreach Worker (part-time) and Outreach Worker (full-time)
Click the link to get started! 👉 www.activelink.ie/node/121103
Huge thanks to Breaffy Community Council for an amazing €800 donation!
Martina Di Lucia was delighted to receive it on behalf of Mayo RCC, kindly nominated by one of our volunteers ☺️🫶
A HUGE thank you to @an_image_a_day_ for raising an incredible €1850 for the Mayo Rape Crisis Centre. We are so eternally grateful for your donations, especially through a medium so wonderful as all of your photos! 👏📸
This week the Mayo Rape Crisis Centre received a very generous donation from the Curiosity Charity shop in Westport. Huge thanks to @curiositywestport and their wonderful volunteers! 🎄❤️
Mayo Rape Crisis Centre welcomes an allocation of funding from Cuan of €165,168 which will enable the service to grow and flourish. Director Shauna Jackson will be on Midwest Radio this evening to discuss this new allocation 🕊️
Last Wednesday’s Lilies Ritual on the bridge at Lough Lannagh marked the close of 16 Days of Action on International Human Rights Day.
Safe Ireland Mayo led a beautiful and moving ceremony, joined by Mayo Rape Crisis Centre 💐
Mayo Rape Crisis Centre has welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision not to allow further appeals from Conor McGregor or James Lawrence in the civil case brought by Nikita Hand.
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre CEO Rachel Morrogh said they are relieved the long and painful legal process is finally over, praising Hand’s strength and determination. She added that the ruling reaffirms the original judgment and offers hope to other survivors seeking justice.
MRCC encourages anyone affected by sexual violence to reach out for support.
Lorraine Toner, an MRCC board member, attended the Candlelight Vigil last Sunday in Castlebar, which marked the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. 🕯️Lorraine’s powerful words emphasised the solidarity and support our community stands for alongside victims and survivors of gender-based violence.
Today our Advocacy & Support Worker, Nicci, attended @atu.mayo “Orange the World” flag-raising as part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Grateful to stand alongside partners, students, and staff to raise awareness, show solidarity, and continue the work toward a safer future for all. 🧡
