Men's Aid Ireland

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Men's Aid Ireland A victim centric, trauma informed national organisation, empowering & supporting men, their children & families experiencing Domestic Abuse, to be safe.

Confidental, safe helpline 01 554 3811. Our mission: Empowering and supporting men, their children and families experiencing domestic violence to be safe. RCN 20039479
CHY13025
CRO 489263

Men's Aid Helpline is currently experiencing a high volume of calls, if you are unable to get through to s Support Worke...
02/11/2026

Men's Aid Helpline is currently experiencing a high volume of calls, if you are unable to get through to s Support Worker please send an email to [email protected] if it is safe to do so.

If you are in danger please call 999 or 112

Men's Aid Helpline is closed on bank holiday Monday October 26th.If it is safe to do so, you can leave a message on 01 5...
23/10/2026

Men's Aid Helpline is closed on bank holiday Monday October 26th.

If it is safe to do so, you can leave a message on 01 554 3811 for a call back or request a call back through email on [email protected]

Men's Aid Helpline is currently experiencing technical difficulties, if you are unable to get through to s Support Worke...
20/10/2026

Men's Aid Helpline is currently experiencing technical difficulties, if you are unable to get through to s Support Worker please send an email to [email protected] if it is safe to do so.

If you are in danger please call 999 or 112

Men’s Aid Ireland was honoured to meet with colleagues from the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IAC...
07/10/2026

Men’s Aid Ireland was honoured to meet with colleagues from the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP) and to have such a positive conversation about how we can work more closely together.

Pictured are Andrea McDermott, Clinical Manager, Men’s Aid Ireland; Carol Murray, Operations Manager, IACP; Shane Kelly, CEO, Men’s Aid Ireland; and Iwona Blasi, Deputy CEO / Innovation & Development Manager, IACP.

We greatly value the important work carried out by IACP and its membership in supporting individuals, families and communities across Ireland. There is a natural alignment between our organisations, particularly in strengthening understanding and professional responses to domestic violence and coercive control and ensuring that victim-survivors can access informed and appropriate support.

It was a great opportunity to share more about our work and to explore how Men’s Aid can support IACP members through training and awareness, including around the experiences of male victim-survivors.

We look forward to building on this relationship, working with IACP and its wider membership, and finding meaningful ways to collaborate in the months ahead.

Men's Aid Helpline will be temporarily limited for staff training.If you are unable to get through to a Support Worker p...
29/09/2026

Men's Aid Helpline will be temporarily limited for staff training.

If you are unable to get through to a Support Worker please request a call back through email on [email protected] if it is safe to do so.

10/09/2026

Free DIY woodworking workshop for adults bereaved by su***de. A hands-on day of skill-building, connection, and shared experience.

Holding space for every story this September This month, we hold space for  every memory, and every person whose life ha...
10/09/2026

Holding space for every story this September
This month, we hold space for every memory, and every person whose life has been touched by su***de.
If you or a loved one needs support do not hesitate to reach out to supports such as GP, SOSAD, Pieta House and others.

The IACP have activates and resources that can be found on: https://www.iasp.info/wspd/

Counselling is a collaborative practice based on respect and understanding. Men's Aid counsellors listen to you, encoura...
31/08/2026

Counselling is a collaborative practice based on respect and understanding.

Men's Aid counsellors listen to you, encourage you to open up and work through your experiences and emotions, and may ask questions that can challenge the way you think.

Counsellors are non-judgemental and are not there to offer advice but to help you find ways of coping. Even a small donation can make a major impact in someone's healing journey.

To donate, you can scan the QR Code or go to https://www.mensaid.ie/donate/ and click on donate. Thank you!

Address

St Anne's Resource Centre, Trimgate Street
Navan

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+35315543811

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