Locked Up Too Late: NSW’s Family Violence Crisis Deepens
No to Violence has warned NSW is pouring hundreds of millions into prisons, policing and crisis responses to domestic and family violence while failing to fund the…
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Family violence is a pattern of abusive and controlling behaviour that can take many different forms.
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National Reconciliation Week begins today, marking an important time to reflect on Australia’s shared history, acknowledge truth, and consider our collective responsibility in building a more just future.![]()
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This week is preceded by National Sorry Day, and has significant days including the anniversary of the 1967 Referendum and Mabo Day, which are then followed by a day commemorating the legacy of the Barunga Statement on June 12th - all milestones that continue to shape conversations about justice, recognition, healing, and self-determination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.![]()
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At No to Violence, we recognise the ongoing impacts of colonisation, racism and intergenerational trauma, and the connection these systems have to family violence, incarceration and community wellbeing. We are committed to embedding these understandings into our practice, partnerships and the way we work alongside communities across Australia.
No to Violence is proud to announce the launch of a free, online National Directory of Services for people who use violence, now live on mrs.org.au/services. ![]()
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The National Directory supports professionals with their referral practice by making it easier to find trusted specialist and community services to meet client needs and support pathways for change.![]()
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We encourage services and professionals to explore the directory, share it with your networks, and register or recommend eligible services.![]()
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Learn more at mrs.org.au/for-professionals
