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LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day: ensuring everyone – no matter their sexuality or gender identity – can access the support they need to change their behaviour

Gay, bi, trans and queer men need access to intimate partner and/or family violence support services – both as the victim-survivors and as the men…

What the 2023-24 Federal Budget means for our sector

Jacqui WattChief Executive OfficerNo to Violence The 2023-24 Federal Budget was announced Tuesday 9 May. It outlines federal government spending for the forthcoming year. No…

On LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day – and everyday – No to Violence actively works to ensure that everyone, no matter what their sexuality or gender identity, can feel #SeenAndBelieved – and access the supports they need. We’re proud to be one of the organisations working together to raise awareness about the prevalence and challenges of domestic and family violence in LGBTIQA+ communities. ... See MoreSee Less

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No to Violence welcomes funding for initiatives aimed at early intervention to prevent domestic, family and sexual violence announced in yesterday’s Tasmanian Budget.No to Violence Chief Executive Officer, Jacqui Watt, welcomed the Tasmanian Government’s commitment to holding men who choose to use violence and abuse to account."As the peak body for organisations and individuals working with men to end their use of family violence, No to Violence understands that it is only by increasing focus on perpetrator interventions and accountability that we will end the scourge of family and domestic violence in this country. And that requires sustainable funding," she said.Read the full media release 👉https://bit.ly/3BUGopg #DomesticViolence#AusPol#TasBudget ... See MoreSee Less

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