Rape Crisis Centre 'shut down' by funding cuts from Tusla

One of the country’s key rape support services has warned massive funding cuts could leave abandoned four out of five survivors of abuse.

One of the country’s key rape support services has warned massive funding cuts could leave abandoned four out of five survivors of abuse.

In an alarming assessment of its work, the Rape Crisis Network Ireland (RCNI) said all its core funding has been cut since the Government established Tusla: the Child and Family Agency last year.

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