The organisation has opened a new office in Mullingar.
Esker House Domestic Violence Support Service is expanding its operations across Westmeath.
The organisation has a new office now open in Mullingar, and is now the dedicated domestic violence support service for the entire county following the closure of the previous Mullingar based service.
Esker House provides refuge accommodation, a 24-hour helpline, court accompaniment and specialised supports for children affected by domestic violence.
The service is also continuing to grow its Purple Hand Initiative, which has trained more than 600 people across 65 organisations in Westmeath.
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