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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Business

Domestic Violence NSW Responds to the NSW Budget

Third Sector June 19, 2024

It will take more than one budget to address years of underinvestment in domestic and family violence responses. The Treasurer of NSW acknowledges “much has

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Social Affairs, Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Collaboration, Housing and Homelessness

IKEA Australia and Save the Children highlight the real living conditions faced by thousands of Australians

Pearl Dy June 7, 2024

IKEA Australia has partnered with Save the Children Australia to raise awareness of homelessness driven by domestic and family violence, showcasing real-life living conditions in

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Domestic and Family Violence, Women, Funding, Latest News

The Sydney Women’s Fund Domestic Violence Appeal

Menchie Khairuddin May 9, 2024

The Sydney Women’s Fund is announcing a significant campaign to help address domestic and sexual violence that will match the first $150,000 donated by the

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Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, Collaboration

Domestic Violence NSW launches public pledge to end domestic and family violence with Rosie Battye, AO

Pearl Dy March 12, 2024

Peak organisation Domestic Violence NSW and Rosie Batty, AO, survivor advocate, are calling on the Australian public to take action to help end domestic and

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Community Services, Domestic Violence

Friends with Dignity Achieves Major Milestone with Completion of 800th Sanctuary

Menchie Khairuddin February 14, 2024

Friends with Dignity celebrates a significant milestone in their mission to support victim-survivors of domestic violence, with the completion of their 800th Sanctuary. This

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Latest News, Domestic and Family Violence, Policy

ASU calls for immediate action following the murders of 4 women this week

Menchie Khairuddin November 28, 2023

The Australian Services Union, representing workers in the Family and Domestic Violence sector, expresses deep sorrow at the loss of four more South Australian women

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Domestic and Family Violence, Women, Domestic Violence, Leadership, Featured CEO, Featured

Featured Leader: Rach Mac on Empowering Survivors of Domestic Violence through Strategic Approaches

Menchie Khairuddin November 23, 2023

Within the sphere of supporting individuals affected by domestic and family violence, the Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation emerges as a symbol of resilience and

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Funding, Government, Domestic Violence, Domestic and Family Violence

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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Finance, Latest News, Women, Domestic Violence, Policy

Budget burdens survivors with the cost of domestic violence for another year

Menchie Khairuddin September 21, 2023

The 2023-24 NSW budget leaves victims of domestic and family violence carrying the costs for another year; with insufficient funding provided to frontline support services.

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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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