Around the State, the HOPE teams turned orange these past two weeks to mark the 16 Days in WA campaign to end violence against women. The teams attended marches and rallies, hosted community events and internal gatherings, and most importantly, engaged others in...
Mara Pirni Healing Place this week celebrated five years of providing vital support to Goldfields women and children experiencing family and domestic violence. To mark the day, the Mara Pirni team hosted an event at the hub where community sector colleagues joined...
As we mark the 100th Men’s Bush Trip, HOPE Aboriginal Cultural Practice and Capability Manager Stephen Morrison writes about how the importance of men’s healing programs. A few weeks back, a group of 30-odd blokes in Kalgoorlie celebrated the 100th trip on...
It has happened again. Another man has unleashed unspeakable violence on woman. As we come to terms with the horrific murders of Jennifer and Gretl Petelczyc in Floreat, and Evette Verney in Byford, our thoughts turn to Paulette Mountford, who remains in intensive...
16 Days in WA is now a well-known campaign, raising awareness around family and domestic violence. However, to truly combat the epidemic of FDV in our communities, we need to act every day, not just for two weeks. Here are 16 ways to play your part in changing...
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