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Date Organisation

Event

Contact
November 2011- March 2012 Dublin Rape Crisis Centre A Twelve day Post Graduate Certificate Course: Issues in Sexual Violence the Counselling Process

Venue: 70 Lower Lesson Street, Dublin 2.

Time: 9.30 -4.30 pm

More Information 

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre

Phone 01 661 4911

Email rcc@indigo.ie

September 2011 ADAPT Services, Limerick SUPPORT GROUP FOR WOMEN

 

Support groups for women survivors of Domestic Abuse will resume shortly in ADAPT Limerick and also in Newcastle West.  Women should be out of the abusive relationship for at least 3 months before coming to the group.  Professional facilitators from ADAPT Services Limerick attend each week.  Please ring Jess at ADAPT on 061 412 354 for more information.  There is no charge.

 

If you or someone you know is experiencing Domestic Abuse, a one-to-one outreach service is also available weekly in Newcastle West, Kilmallock, Moyross, Rosbrien, providing support and information. The Support Worker can meet you by appointment at a private location and can help with planning for the safety of women and their children.

 

ADAPT also provides safe 24 Hour safe Refuge accommodation for women and children: 24 Hour Helpline 1800 200 504: Advocacy and accompaniment to services and courts: Play Therapy service: Childcare, Youth Club and other supports for young people:

 

Telephone:

Jess @ 061-412354

 02 August 2011   The Civil Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2011 was signed into law by the President on the 2nd August, 2011.

 

The Act implements important reforms across a range of areas including domestic violence. The Bill amends the Domestic Violence Act 1996 so that a parent may now apply for a safety order against the other parent of the child even when the parents do not live together and may never have lived together. It also affords the protections of the Act to unmarried opposite-sex couples and same-sex couples who have not registered a civil partnership. In addition, couples will no longer be required to have lived together for a minimum period before one of them can obtain a safety order.

 

Part 3 of the Act places the civil liability of "good samaritans", volunteers and volunteer organisations on a statutory footing and provides legal clarity for persons who assist in an accident or emergency and those who engage in voluntary work for the benefit of society. The text of the Act will be available on the Oireachtas website  www.oireachtas.ie. A guide to the provisions of the Act is available on the legislation pages of the Department of Justice website   www.justice.ie

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    The Courts Service recently announced that a wide selection of court forms (including family law forms) can now be filled in on screen and downloaded for lodgement in court offices. Visit www.courts.ie for all court forms.
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