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A violence-free Victoria.

It all starts with respect.

If you are experiencing family violence, concerned for your safety, or in an emergency situation please call Victoria Police on 000 or see our list of crisis and support organisations.

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21 September 2023

Red flags: What is tech abuse and what should you look out for?

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Take care of yourself and your friends by getting to know the signs of relationship red flags.

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31 August 2023

Save the Date – Victorians Walk Against Family Violence on 24 November

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Stand in solidarity with victim survivors. 

28 August 2023

Five ways to challenge outdated ideas about dads this Father’s Day

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Supporting dads to be the equal parents they want to be.

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This 16 Days of Activism and beyond, let's change the story and create a future where we are all safe, equal and respected.

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Our vision is a Victorian community where all people are safe, equal and respected, and live free from family violence and violence against women.

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