Crisis Support Services

Here is a list of key crisis support services in Galway City that you can contact if you or someone you know is in need:

Other Support Services

🧒 Tusla – Child and Family Agency (Galway Office)

Tusla is Ireland’s dedicated agency for child protection and family support.

  • Address: 25 Newcastle Road, Galway
  • Phone: 091 881 860
  • Services:
  • Child protection and welfare
  • Family support services
  • Foster care and alternative care
  • Early years services
  • Parenting support and counselling

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🧩 Enable Ireland – Galway City West Children’s Disability Network Team

Supports children and young people (0–18 years) with complex disabilities and their families.

  • Address: Seamus Quirke Road, Galway, H91 E8P4
  • Phone: (091) 545 800
  • Services:
  • Family support
  • Respite services
  • Therapy and developmental services

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🏢 Croí na Gaillimhe Resource Centre

A welcoming, intercultural, and intergenerational community hub supporting people who are socially or economically excluded.

đź“Ť Address:

Maureen O’Connell House, 
1 Mill Street, Galway City, H91 AK65

đź“ž Contact:

  • Phone: (091) 895 203
  • Email: info@croinagaillimhe.ie

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🌍 AkiDwA


AkiDwA (short for Akina Dada wa Africa, meaning "sisterhood" in Swahili) is a national network for migrant women living in Ireland, including Galway. It is a leading NGO advocating for the rights, health, and wellbeing of migrant women and girls.

  • Address: Ozanam House, St Augustine Street, Galway
  • Phone: 01 8349851

🧡 Activities in Galway

While AkiDwA is based in Dublin, it runs outreach and community engagement programmes across Ireland, including Galway. These may include:

  • Workshops on women's health and rights
  • Support for survivors of gender-based violence
  • Cultural and community events
  • Advocacy training and leadership development
 

🌍 INAR – Irish Network Against Racism

INAR is a national network of over 180 civil society organisations across Ireland, working collectively to eradicate racism and promote equality and inclusion.

🔹 What INAR Does:

  • Tracks and reports racist incidents via the iReport.ie system
  • Advocates for anti-racism policies and legislation
  • Supports member organisations through training, resources, and campaigns
  • Promotes intercultural dialogue and community solidarity

đź“Ť Contact & Info:

  • Website: inar.ie
  • Report Racism: iReport.ie
  • Here is the QR code that links directly to INAR’s iReport.ie — the national online system for reporting racism in Ireland:
  • You can scan this with any mobile device to access the reporting form and submit an incident confidentially.
 

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