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Published 16:12 2 Nov 2020 GMT
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A first-of-its-kind in Ireland, the app has some helpful features, for example, it enables users to locate their nearest support centre by searching their area, postcode or current location and gives them access to a range of useful tools and supports. It has a short questionnaire to help users assess the safety of a relationship while also providing information about different forms of abuse such as sexual violence, stalking, and harassment.
The app also contains a ground-breaking feature to log incidents of domestic abuse without any content being saved on the device itself. This feature has enabled users to record incidents in a secure digital journal, using a text, audio, video or photo function. Evidence collated through this function will also enable Gardaí to intervene and can help secure prosecutions.
Domestic violence and abuse are very common in Ireland. If you think you might be in danger or know someone who is, the Bright Sky Ireland app can help direct you to the right support. Only download Bright Sky Ireland onto a device which you feel safe using, and which only you have access to.
Download the app for an iPhone or android today.

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