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Victims of violence non-profits in Ireland

Browse 37 non-profits supporting survivors of domestic violence, abuse and crime in Ireland. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Mens Aid Ireland

Gender equality · Children & Youth +1 more · Navan, Ireland

Gender equalityChildren & YouthHuman rights

Mens Aid Ireland is an Irish charity providing a confidential national domestic abuse support service for men, their children and families experiencing domestic violence and coercive control. It offers helpline, one-to-one counselling, peer support and court support, free of charge.

Type: Charity
Works for: Victims of violence, Families, Children +1 more
Activities: Direct services, Awareness & education, Advocacy & campaigning
Reach: National
Programmes: Education Programmes & Community Workshops, LGBTQ Programme, ChemSex Programme +1 more
Funded by: Individual donations, Legacies, Corporate partnerships
Legal form: CLG
Charity no.: 20039479

Open full profileProfile updated 26 September 2026

Victims of violence non-profits in Ireland at a glance

Of the 37 Victims of violence non-profits in Ireland, the most common cause areas are Gender equality (63%), Justice & Legal aid (54%) and Human rights (46%).

Cause areas

Gender equality63%
Justice & Legal aid54%
Human rights46%
Children & Youth40%
Mental health37%

Organisation types

Charity69%
NGO20%
Community organisation6%
Network or umbrella6%

Beneficiaries

Families51%
Children51%
Women & Girls51%
Youth40%
Refugees & Migrants23%

Funding sources

Individual donations49%
Government funding29%
Corporate partnerships17%
Grants17%
Legacies14%

Top cities

Dublin29%
Navan6%
Kilkenny6%
Letterkenny6%
Drogheda6%
Limerick6%

Size

1-10 employees11%

Key facts

1999 is the median founding year
11% say donations are tax-deductible
69% publish a charity number
100% name their programmes
43% invite volunteers

Figures from a sample of 35 of the 37 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.