Kylabelle and Saibh have teamed up to help One in Four this Christmas by recording a version of Janet Devlin's song "Speak" Read more
The 3rd in the series of webinars focuses on the issues that impact the victims of sexual violence Read more
Your support this year meant so much to our staff. The photograph above is of them saying 'Thank you' to you. Read more
Misconceptions surrounding the hidden crime of childhood sexual abuse often assist sex offenders by silencing victims Read more
Rosaleen McElvaney, PhD, a Principal Psychotherapist in St. Clare’s Unit, Children’s Health Ireland Read more
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What I most love about One in Four is the teamwork, we are all working towards the same goal, to help survivors. Read more
The donations we received over the pandemic felt more special than ever before. The donors understood that we were going through a challenging, uncertain time, and it was those donors that pulled us through. Read more
" I felt privileged to find I could put my skill set and experience to good use in the very organisation at the heart of healing Ireland’s hidden trauma." Read more
Child sexual abuse is an epidemic on a scale even more potent than Covid. It is the most well-known secret on this island. Read more
Simon McCarthy-Jones, Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology and Neuropsychology at Trinity College, wrote a guest blog for us this week. Read more
Watch all of the webinars from our recent lunchtime series, focused around the theme of Overcoming Barriers Read more
Deirdre Kenny, Advocacy Director and Deputy CEO at One in Four, in discussion with Maeve Lewis, CEO at One in Four Read more
Facility dogs can help to overcome both the risk of re-traumatisation and the barriers to effective communication. Read more
Felicity Kennedy, independent psychotherapist and trauma therapist, in discussion with Maeve Lewis, CEO at One in Four Read more
Julie Browne, Clinical Director at One in Four, in discussion with Maeve Lewis, CEO at One in Four Read more
Getting in touch with the Advocacy service in One in Four can be a starting point for people in overcoming many of the barriers survivors face. Read more
As we continue our series on Female Offenders we share a Survivor’s Story. Read more
As we continue our theme on the barriers adult survivors have to overcome on their Journey to recovery and perhaps to seeking justice. We begin a three part series highlighting the often undiscussed topic of Female Offenders. Read more
The impact of sexual violence is not something that fits into a neat box, its effects are complex. We must incorporate what we know about trauma if we are to improve the experience of survivors. Read more
One in Four exists to support survivors to overcome all the barriers they face on their road to recovery. Read more
Joy is like butter, it works best when you spread it Read more
Dr Joe Mooney is the Assistant Professor of Social Work at UCD . He is highly active in the area of Child Protection and a Trustee of One in Four. Read more
You may not all know her but Deirdre MacKay is at the pulse of One in Four; Providing the financial management essential to make One in Four an effective and transparent charity. Read more
Wherever you are in the country and whatever process you have been engaged with, we would really value your opinion. Read more
The response by survivors to the Report of the Commission of Investigation into the Mother and Baby Homes is certainly not what the Government must have hoped for. Read more
Some New Year’s resolutions don’t make it past the middle of January, but when Sheila signed up for a regular gift with One in Four she felt she had started something meaningful that would last. Read more
One in Four today warmly welcomes the publication of the first Report by Dr. Conor O’Mahony, Special Rapporteur on Child Protection. Read more
Today we honour the millions of women around the world who live in fear of emotional and physical and sexual violence. Read more
The most important thing is to be kind and gentle to yourself. Read more