We offer a free confidential, listening and support service for women and men who have been raped, sexually assaulted, sexually harassed or sexually abused at any time in their lives. Find out more

We offer an education and training service to professionals and volunteers who may come into contact with the issues of sexual violence, rape, sexual assault and child sexual abuse in the course of their work. Learn more.

Counselling is provided in our Centre in Leeson Street and in our Outreach centre in Coolock by a team of professional counsellors and psychotherapists. Find out more

Our experienced and trained volunteers are available in the Sexual Assault Treatment Unit to explain the procedures involved and to offer support to those who require it. Find out more

The legal process can be a daunting one and court hearings are often difficult and confusing. Our volunteers offer support and information to victims of sexual violence who are going through this process. We also offer accompaniment to Garda Stations and Tribunals.  Find out more

Through campaigns, outreach and lobbying relevant agencies, the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre aims to inform agents and citizens and improve relevant services.

This year’s Awareness Raising Campaign, launched on 5th September,  is a simple message to survivors of sexual violence that they are not alone, and that talking can help the feelings to fade.  If you, or someone you know has been affected, please call our National 24 hour Helpline number 1800 77 8888.  There is always someone at the end of the line.

Please click   Drcc Feelings Fade Video

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre regularly undertake research and publish reports and statistics on issues related to rape and sexual violence. Find out more