Domestic and Family Violence

Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, Funding, Government

Urgent Funding Needed Post October Surge in Domestic Violence Deaths

Menchie Khairuddin November 15, 2023

There have been seven deaths due to violence against women in October alone. Counting Dead Women Australia updated their yearly death toll to forty-three.

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Domestic and Family Violence, Leadership, Featured CEO, Featured

Featured Leader: Asha Bhat on cultivating a Culture of Respect as a Preventive Measure Against Family Violence

Menchie Khairuddin November 14, 2023

At the forefront of championing diversity and community well-being, the Southern Aboriginal Corporation (SAC), under the visionary leadership of Asha Bhat, has been making significant

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Mental Health, Opinion, Domestic and Family Violence, Child Protection, Social Affairs

Opinion: What needs to happen to address the child sexual abuse epidemic?

Dr Cathy Kezelman September 19, 2023

The Australian child maltreatment Study released earlier this year found that 28.5% of the population of 16-65 year olds were sexually abused as a child.

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Women

A momentary triumph for contracts lacking long-term vision

Menchie Khairuddin June 27, 2023

Domestic Violence NSW commends the Labor Government on confirming its renewal of urgent funding for 20 Specialist Workers for Children and Young People, due to

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Domestic and Family Violence, Social Affairs, Women, research

Australian women forced to choose between violence or policy-induced poverty due to alarming rise in DV deaths

Menchie Khairuddin April 26, 2023

Research reveals 60% of single mothers are single because they fled violence according to Professor Anne Summers, who will soon speak at the Listen, Connect

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Social Affairs, Women, nonprofit, Events, Charities, Housing and Homelessness

Women’s charity 4 Voices celebrate International Women’s Day

Menchie Khairuddin March 7, 2023

Innovative outreach charity helping women who are experiencing or at risk of domestic violence, homelessness, and social or digital isolation celebrate International Women’s Day.

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Community Services, Child Protection, Social Affairs, Women

NSW families afforded new protections under DFV commitments

Menchie Khairuddin February 7, 2023

Leading multicultural non-profit Settlement Services International welcomes DFV announcements in NSW. Changes endorsed by NSW major parties will enhance domestic and family violence (DFV) support

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Social Affairs, Stories, Scholarships, Child Protection, Domestic and Family Violence

Friends with Dignity to support children affected by domestic violence

Menchie Khairuddin January 27, 2023

Friends with Dignity is set to launch the 12th round of its Little Friends Scholarship Program – an Australian-first program that awards bi-annual monetary scholarships

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Social Affairs, Grants

Open Grants to help end domestic and family violence

Menchie Khairuddin January 24, 2023

Organisations running specialist programs that work with key communities affected by domestic and family violence have been urged to consider applying for a new range

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Domestic and Family Violence, Social Affairs, Women, Domestic Violence

Ending violence against women a key focus in DVNSW’s 2023 election campaign

Menchie Khairuddin August 11, 2022

“Violence against women impact the full diversity of women and across all ages. It is an outrage that girls through to older women are suffering

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