Esker House in Athlone say they're dealing with a rise in cases.
Reported instances of gender based violence are on the rise in the Midlands.
A domestic abuse support service in Westmeath says its dealing with more cases of strangulation, threats to harm and kill, and stalking.
While new figures from the Central Statistics Office shows nationally, there was an eight per cent increase in the number of women who were assaulted, harrased, or threatened.
Esker House Community Support Manager Sinead Butler says what's being reported in no way represents what's actually happening:
If you or anyone you know has been affected by the issues in this story, you can call Esker House on 1800 66 22 88 or Women's Aid on 1800 341 900.
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