NSW Budget Delivers Long- Awaited Funding Boost for Family Violence Services
No to Violence has welcomed the NSW Government’s decision to increase core funding for specialist domestic and family violence services, describing the 2026-27 Budget as…
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The NSW Budget has just been handed down at Parliament House in Sydney.![]()
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Today's Budget includes an additional $184.1 million over four years to ![]()
increase funding for six frontline specialist domestic and family violence programs by 50 per cent – a major investment in the safety of women and children across the state.![]()
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The Budget also includes $19.3 million to expand men's behaviour change programs, recognising the critical role these services play in holding men accountable, supporting behaviour change and helping stop violence before it escalates.![]()
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No to Violence CEO Phillip Ripper is on the ground at Parliament House with Jodie Harrison, where they've recorded a quick reaction to what was announced and why it matters.![]()
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Watch below, and read NTV's press release here: ntv.org.au/nsw-budget-delivers-long-awaited-funding-boost-for-famiy-violence-services/![]()
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Huge shout out to everyone who we have advocated with to help realise this crucial investment increase today, including our members and Domestic Violence NSW
Ahead of tomorrow's NSW Budget, the domestic and family violence system remains under enormous pressure. ![]()
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Specialist services have repeatedly warned they are struggling to keep pace with demand, while police continue to respond to around 180,000 domestic and family violence incidents each year. ![]()
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Last month, No to Violence warned NSW was becoming increasingly reliant on crisis responses. Record prison and remand numbers are not signs the problem is being solved, they’re a sign that opportunities to intervene earlier are being missed. ![]()
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Keeping people safe requires both a strong specialist domestic and family violence sector, and effective early intervention, behaviour change and accountability responses that can stop violence before it escalates. ![]()
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Tomorrow's Budget is an opportunity to strengthen both the services that respond to violence and the systems that help prevent it.![]()
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Check out our budget submission here: ntv.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/NTV_2026-27-NSW-Budget-Submission.pdf
