Kildare support group for women and children launches freephone helpline
Calling 1800 91 91 91 will provide support, guidance and safety
Teach Tearmainn, a dedicated organisation providing support to women and children experiencing domestic violence in County Kildare, has announced the launch of its new Freephone Helpline: 1800 91 91 91.
This essential service, made possible through the generous support of the Community Foundation of Ireland, is now available to women who are experiencing domestic violence and abuse, offering support and confidential assistance at no cost.
For over two decades, Teach Tearmainn has been a providing a suite of support services to women and children affected by domestic violence, providing refuge accommodation and a range of free and confidential services. With the introduction of the 1800 91 91 91 Freephone Helpline, we are taking a crucial step in ensuring that financial barriers do not prevent individuals from accessing the help they need.
A spokesperson said: "If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please do not hesitate to reach out.
"The new Freephone Helpline, 1800 91 91 91, is here to provide support, guidance, and safety.
"No one should have to face these challenges alone; help is just a phone call away."
About Teach Tearmainn
Established in 1999, Teach Tearmainn has been committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence in County Kildare. Services include refuge accommodation, one to one outreach support, court accompaniment, women’s survivor groups, one to one children’s support, children’s group supports. With the launch of the Freephone Helpline, we continue to expand our mission to ensure that everyone has access to the support they need.
For more information, visit: www.teachtearmainn.ie or contact 1800 91 91 91.