#FaceUpTo
DomesticViolence
Hozier and Saoirse Ronan have teamed up to tackle domestic violence…
#FaceUpTo
Proceeds go to continue SAFE Ireland’s vital work to end domestic violence, challenge abuse and support women and children.
Global star Hozier and Oscar-nominated actress Saoirse Ronan have teamed up to record a video for Hozier’s single Cherry Wine as part of a campaign to raise funds for domestic charities worldwide – including SAFE Ireland.
SAFE Ireland says thank you to Hozier and all involved in releasing Cherry Wine. We are honoured to be involved in this powerful and creative campaign.
Cherry Wine shines a light on the complexity of domestic violence and gives us insight into the justifications that can keep people trapped in soul-destroying abuse. Read more here »
Face Up to Our Powerful Role Together
We can all play a part in tackling domestic violence. You can:
- Download Cherry Wine now
- Share this wonderful campaign. Tell your friends and family
- Join the conversation #FaceUpToDomesticViolence
- Follow SAFE Ireland on Facebook and Twitter
12,500
WOMEN
Face Up to the Reality
In 2014, over 12,500 women and children received help from a domestic violence service in Ireland
(SAFE Ireland Annual Statistics, 2014).
130
WOMEN
Face Up to the Consequences
Since 1996, 130 women have been killed in their own homes in Ireland – In resolved cases, 84 were murdered by a partner or ex-partner
(Women’s Aid, March 2015).
9 out of 10
IRISH PEOPLE
Face Up Together
9 out of 10 Irish people agree domestic violence is an issue for all of society
(Red C survey, 2015).
Join the conversation…
SAFE Ireland is the National Social Change Agency working on Domestic Violence in Ireland. We have evolved from a network of service providers and continue to work in close collaboration with 39 frontline domestic violence services across communities in Ireland.