No to Violence works with men who use violence.
Family violence is a pattern of abusive and controlling behaviour that takes many different forms. It happens within intimate relationships as well as between family members and is rarely a one-off incident.
Family violence can affect anyone, regardless of sex, age, race, sexuality, disability, income, gender or lifestyle. However, violent behaviour is most frequently used by men, as a way to exercise power and control over women and children.
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Types of abuse
Family violence can be made up of many different behaviours.
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Support for people
who are
experiencing
violence or abuse
If you are experiencing violence, support is available.
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Evidence base
No to Violence regularly participates in research across the sector and academia.