Children are detectives of the world

Children aged 0–5 learn at an incredible pace. They are watching, listening and making meaning from everything around them — including the small messages adults send about gender. Even subtle redirection can teach children what boys and girls are “supposed” to like. A...

WACRH and Bundiyarra partner to prevent family violence in the Mid West

The Western Australian Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community (Aboriginal Corporation) have signed a landmark partnership agreement to work together to prevent family violence by engaging Aboriginal men across Geraldton, Mullewa and...

Supporting Healthy Independence

Children’s independence is an important part of developing a healthy sense of self and can be a protective factor against abuse at any age. When children - both boys and girls - are given opportunities to make choices, solve problems and learn new skills, they learn...

Mid West Academy of Sport: Women in Sport

Midwest Academy of Sport (MWAS) signed on to become a part of the Community, Respect & Equality alliance in late 2025. Being part of the program was a natural decision, as we are working daily to break down some of the barriers facing our female athletes. ...

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.