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The centre offers counselling, sexual health clinics, education, crisis support and a safe space for all
Donegal Women's Centre are asking for donations to help women get free access to counselling services.
For over 35 years, Donegal Women’s Centre has provided a place where women and young people can pursue their own healing and development in a safe, caring and relaxed environment.
The centre offers counselling, sexual health clinics, education, crisis support and a safe space for all.
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There are many ways to donate, including online or monthly contributions, fundraising, support through goods and services, business collaborations, and leaving a gift in your will.
The Donegal Women’s Centre says that “every donation, big or small, helps us continue this vital work. By supporting us, you ensure no woman faces tough times alone.”
An iDonate page has been set up under the Donegal Women’s Centre name for those who would like to support this cause.
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