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V-SAC

Victim Support at Court

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1,271 people supported by V-SAC in 2021

V-SAC provided support 3,720 times to 1,271 people across the different criminal courts in Ireland. Our free and confidential court accompaniment service is provided by our fully trained volunteers who gave up a total of 641 days of their time in 2021 to help victims of all types of crime when they attended court.

2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 Total
People supported 1,271 1,096 1,482 1,365 1,257 6,471
Individual contact meetings 3,720 3,248 5,435 5,427 5,352 23,182
No of active volunteers 36 46 69 46 34 60-80
No of days given by volunteers 641 662 1,417 1,202 946 4,868

Our service is available to anyone who has been a victim and/or witness of crime and is due to attend court for criminal proceedings. V-SAC does not discriminate on gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, religion, age, race, membership of the Traveller community and people in receipt of housing assistance. We also support children and vulnerable adults who are victims of, or witnesses, to crime.

To book in with with V-SAC for support contact 01-872-6785 or email info@vsac.ie.

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Victim Support at Court, or V-SAC, is the only voluntary service in Ireland dedicated solely to court accompaniment for victims of crime, their families and witnesses. We are at the forefront of delivering a high quality court accompaniment service within the Irish judicial system.

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The Manager
Victim Support at Court
Áras Uí Dhálaigh
Four Courts
Dublin 7

Telephone (Office) 01 872 6785
Mobile – 087 288 5521
E-mail – info@vsac.ie

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Our Values

Treating all victims and witnesses with respect, empathy and compassion.

Working in partnership with criminal justice agencies, public bodies and support organisations to meet the broad range of victims’ needs.

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Our Partners

  • The Commission for the Support of Victims of Crime
  • The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
  • An Garda Síochána 

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  • Home
  • What We Offer
    ▿
    • How We Help
    • Pre-trial visit to the court
    • Court Hearing
    • What We Won’t Do
    • Testimonials
  • Help For Victims
    ▿
    • General Information
    • Irish Criminal Justice System
    • Victims Rights and the Victims’ Charter
    • Additional sources of assistance and information for victims of crime
    • Useful Links
  • Volunteering With Us
    ▿
    • Being A Volunteer
    • Volunteer Training
  • News
  • About Us
    ▿
    • Mission and Vision
    • Annual Reports
    • Objectives and Strategy
    • Values
    • Governance Code
    • Publications
    • Facts and Figures
    • Our Logo
    • Making a complaint
    • Safeguarding Statement
  • Contact Us
    ▿
    • Privacy Policy
    • Log In
  • Donate
  • Survey