Other Ways to Give

There are plenty of other ways that you can support us.

Corporate Support

Fundraising at work is fun and rewarding. It’s also a great way to enhance your working relationships, encourage team building and being part of breaking the cycle of abuse for children in Ireland. There are lots of ways you and your colleagues can raise money for One in Four at work, and we’re here to help you every step of the way. Read more

Grow your gift with Tax Effective Giving

Did you know, you can grow your donation by 45%, but it won’t cost you anything more? If you have donated €250 or more to us over the course of a year, your donations are tax eligible. Read more

Give a Gift in Your Will

After you have made provision for your family and friends, please consider leaving something to One in Four. Read more

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Overcoming Barriers: Female Offenders Part 2

As we continue our series on Female Offenders we share a Survivor’s Story.
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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.
6 recommendations for change in trials of sexual crime.

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.

5 Things I learned cycling the length of Ireland, in my kitchen.

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Overcoming Barriers

One in Four exists to support survivors to overcome all the barriers they face on their road to recovery.
Welcome to the world of a survivor of child sexual abuse.

To have one hour in their week when they don’t have to pretend that everything is OK
Tom's Story

"The shame I had been carrying around, wasn’t mine, I hadn’t done anything wrong, I wasn’t to blame."
One in Four and COVID-19

A message from Maeve about One in Four and the continuation of our services through the current health pandemic
Maeve Lewis wins Outstanding Contribution to Society Award

Maeve works relentlessly to shine a light on the ubiquitous but hidden problem of child sexual abuse in Ireland
Marie's Marathon Experience

Sometimes we get calls and messages that make our day. Putting a spring in our step was only the start of Marie's Marathon Challenge.
“Breaking Barriers – Do our perceptions of female sex offenders cause harm?”

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.
Adult’s experiences of disclosing childhood sexual abuse to child protection services

Significant delays, poor communication and lack of clarity highlighted by adults who have disclosed to child protection services.
Myths and Misconceptions Around Childhood Sexual Abuse

Misconceptions surrounding the hidden crime of childhood sexual abuse often assist sex offenders by silencing victims