A box of Lego and a big idea
Be my Koorda is about friendship, community and inclusion, and group facilitator Evelyn McKay said the group started in 2018 […]
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September 3, 2020
Be your own hero through learning self-defence
“Tonight, we want you to walk out of this women’s self-defence class, feeling empowered, having tapped into your fighting spirit,”
Teens – we need to talk about domestic violence
“If I can say one thing to a teenage girl it would be this: in your first relationship, your heart
Our Hearts are Heavy as we March – 29th Annual Silent Domestic Violence Memorial March
The silence fell upon the nearly 800-strong crowd of women, men and children as we gathered our thoughts and began
Starting over is tough, but it’s easier with SOS
“I shouldn’t be here, but I am. I don’t want the job, but I’m so glad we are here and
As the candles are burning, we will remember them – National Day of Remembrance
The month of May marks Domestic Violence Prevention Month and together with the Women’s Council for Family and Domestic Violence, Yorgum Aboriginal
Time to reflect, time to connect – a survivor’s story
While being locked in a cupboard by her abusive ex-husband and hearing the banging, shouting and the crashing, Mandy began
When we know better, we can do better – training with Orana House
In August 2019, Stopping Family Violence Operations Manager Mark O’Hare joined the staff from Orana House refuge as they embarked on a