CRE in Action: How Collaboration Brought Local Voices to Life

The Community, Respect and Equality (CRE) initiative continues to demonstrate what becomes possible when organisations come together with a shared purpose. Earlier this year, one of our CRE signatories, the Aboriginal Family Legal Service (AFLS), approached another...

Geraldton Comes Together for 16 Days in WA with a Full Calendar of Community Events

Geraldton organisations are joining forces from 25 November to 10 December to support 16 Days in WA, a statewide campaign calling on all Western Australians to help end family, domestic and sexual violence. The campaign runs from the International Day for the...

16 Days in WA: Play Your Part, Star’s Story

As we get ready for this year’s 16 Days in WA campaign, we want to shine a light on local people who are making a real difference in preventing violence against women. Star, a passionate soccer player and inspiring member of our community, is one of those people....

Promoting Healthy Masculinities: Local Dads Lead the Way

As outlined in the national Change the Story framework by Our Watch, one of the key actions to prevent violence against women is to support men and boys to develop healthy masculinities and positive, supportive peer relationships. Here in Geraldton, the Community,...

Preventing Family Violence

Preventing family violence in the Mid West-Gascoyne region is everyone’s responsibility. By signing the Community, Respect and Equality (CRE) Agreement, you’ll commit to promoting respect, equality, and inclusion, with access to resources and support to help you make a difference. Take action now—sign up as a workplace, organisation, or group and be part of the change.