We believe in the healing
power of community
At Beyond Surviving, the survivor’s healing journey is nurtured through our holistic approach. We are not a crisis centre; we are a vital bridge and survivor-led hub, prioritising social connection, healing support, and survivor advocacy, agency and empowerment. We support those affected by DSGBV in embracing their strength and thriving on the healing journey.
Connection
Connecting with fellow survivors who share similar experiences is incredibly healing. Sometimes, all we need to know is we’re not alone. Social connection is vital to our wellbeing, bringing comfort, validation, new perspectives and support. These relationships strengthen us as we navigate this challenging path of healing and recovery.
Self-Advocacy
When we advocate for ourselves and others, it nurtures our sense of agency and empowerment. Advocacy strengthens our relationships with survivors and those equally passionate about collective action. Having our voices heard and making a difference fosters a deeper sense of purpose, resilience and healing. Your voice is powerful.
Healing Support
Healing is a complex, non-linear process, making it crucial for survivors to feel supported in diverse ways along their journey. With healing comes much uncertainty, and survivors benefit greatly from guidance on reclaiming their lives after trauma, and from comprehensive support that enhances wellbeing.
Empowerment
A sense of agency empowers us, while empowerment strengthens our agency. This powerful duo fuels our healing journey, propels our growth, and provides the nourishment our wellbeing needs. Empowerment encourages us to stand tall and embrace all aspects of ourselves—including the scars left behind by trauma.
What’s coming up?
Galway – Survivor Support Group
19:00 – 20:30
Galway City Centre
Mar
23
Journey beyond surviving, connect with fellow survivors, and take the next step on your healing journey alongside people who share similar lived experiences.
Our Galway Survivor Support Group brings survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence together once per month in a safe, supportive and survivor-led space. What you can expect:
- Safe & intentionally small space (max. 12 survivors/ group).
- Gently guided by two trained facilitators.
- Secure, discreet & neutral venue.
- Tea, coffee, snacks & little freebies.
- Chats & strengthening those connections.
Find out more and register here 🧡 Exact location shared after registration is complete.
Dublin – Survivor Support Group
19:00 – 20:30
Dublin 9
Apr
13
Journey beyond surviving, connect with fellow survivors, and take the next step on your healing journey alongside people who share similar lived experiences.
Our Dublin Survivor Support Group brings survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence together once per month in a safe, supportive and survivor-led space. What you can expect:
- Safe & intentionally small space (max. 12 survivors/ group).
- Gently guided by two trained facilitators.
- Secure, discreet & neutral venue.
- Tea, coffee, snacks & little freebies.
- Chats & strengthening those connections.
Find out more and register here 🧡 Exact location shared after registration is complete.
Dublin – Survivor Support Group
19:00 – 20:30
Dublin 9
Apr
13
Journey beyond surviving, connect with fellow survivors, and take the next step on your healing journey alongside people whe similar lived experiences.
Our Dublin Survivor Support Group brings survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence together once per month in a safe, supportive and survivor-led space. What you can expect:
- Safe & intentionally small space (max. 12 survivors/ group).
- Gently guided by two trained facilitators.
- Secure, discreet & neutral venue.
- Tea, coffee, snacks & little freebies.
- Chats & strengthening those connections.
Find out more and register here 🧡 Exact location shared after registration is complete.
Who We’ve Collaborated With
Further services and resources
Survivor’s Group Chat
Private, monitored and pre-approved membership & posts. Connect with fellow survivors!
Chat anonymously (or not)
Join group chatRape Crisis Ireland (RCI)
Find your local rape crisis centre & sexual assault treatment unit (SATU) in Ireland
Tel. 1800 77 88 88
View websiteOne In Four
One in Four is a charity on a mission to end the trauma of child sexual abuse in Ireland.
Tel. 01 662 4070
View WebsiteToo Into You
A campaign teaching young people about intimate partner abuse. Take the relationship quiz.
relationship quizMen’s Aid Ireland
Support service for male victims of domestic abuse and coercive control
Tel. 01 554 3811
Visit websiteWe~Consent by DRCC
National programme to inform, educate and engage society about consent
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