Minister Jan O’Sullivan officially opened our new building, complete with new training facilities on Friday November 8th 2013. Rape Crisis Midwest provides a free, confidential, non-judgemental crisis support and counselling service to any and all survivors of sexual violence, which includes people from all demographics, backgrounds, race, religion, age (over 16s), sexual orientation and gender etc. Rape Crisis Midwest does not discriminate against any person. We provide the following services: Support Information Crisis counselling Long-term counselling Telephone counselling Court accompaniment Hospital/FME accompaniment (SATU) Confidential referral to other relevant services Group support Training and education programmes We operate with a small number of paid staff members, the rest are volunteers. There are a number of departments within the center including: Crisis intervention Counselling Education and awareness Fundraising What you can expect while volunteering with us We welcome people from all walks of life to come and volunteer for us as their varied experiences and backgrounds can help us in a number of positive ways. Volunteers are needed to help out with a wide range of services and activities so there is always something to do! We are always open to the ideas and opinions of others on how to improve the centre and the services we provide.
Minister Jan O’Sullivan officially opened our new building, complete with new training facilities on Friday November 8th 2013. Rape Crisis Midwest provides a free, confidential, non-judgemental crisis support and counselling service to any and all survivors of sexual violence, which includes people from all demographics, backgrounds, race, religion, age (over 16s), sexual orientation and gender etc. Rape Crisis Midwest does not discriminate against any person. We provide the following services: Support Information Crisis counselling Long-term counselling Telephone counselling Court accompaniment Hospital/FME accompaniment (SATU) Confidential referral to other relevant services Group support Training and education programmes We operate with a small number of paid staff members, the rest are volunteers. There are a number of departments within the center including: Crisis intervention Counselling Education and awareness Fundraising What you can expect while volunteering with us We welcome people from all walks of life to come and volunteer for us as their varied experiences and backgrounds can help us in a number of positive ways. Volunteers are needed to help out with a wide range of services and activities so there is always something to do! We are always open to the ideas and opinions of others on how to improve the centre and the services we provide.