Join Ngala and Desert Blue Connect for a fantastic information workshop on Protective Behaviours. Learn how to support and empower children with strategies to promote safety through fun, age appropriate activities. Walk away with tools to: Encourage children to recognise and express all types of feelings. Support children in identifying safe people they can talk […]
For the general public. Learn how to recognise and respond to FDV.
For Frontline Workers About 2-Day Foundations workshop This workshop provides practical knowledge and skills in implementing the Recognise, Respond and Refer Model © in a frontline worker context. This workshop is for frontline workers to learn how to recognise the signs of family violence, respond appropriately, and refer to support services relevant to Aboriginal and […]
In celebration of 16 Days in WA. Free meal, prizes. Wonthella Bowling Club, 4-6:30pm. Register: 0492 06 4417.
International Women’s Day Celebration & Fundraiser! Join us for an evening dedicated to honouring women and their remarkable achievements across the globe. It’s time to put on your thinking caps because this quiz night will exclusively focus on the incredible contributions of women in history, entertainment, general knowledge, and more! This event is not just […]
This training aims build individuals’ understanding, skills and confidence to take safe and effective bystander action when they witness disrespectful behaviour in their organisation, or other areas of their life.
This 1-hour workshop provides a brief introduction to the drivers of family violence, the role of gender equality, and simple actions that you can do to help stop violence against women, before it starts. It is open to everyone.
Aboriginal Family Legal Services (AFLS) will be hosting a free community event, held at the start of the 16 Days in WA campaign. There will be a Cake Cutting Ceremony, information from CRE member organisations, as well as a 16 Days in WA sand mural design aimed at community participation. The sand mural will remain for the duration of the campaign to generate conversations and create awareness about 16 Days in WA. The GRAMS TIS team will kindly be putting on a free sausage sizzle for community members.
This Year’s Theme: “Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?.” ‘Understanding the reality of leaving family violence’ What To Expect: Welcome to Country & Opening Speeches: Opening speaches focusing on this year’s theme,“Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?.” ‘Understanding the reality of leaving family violence’ Remembrance Moment: Join us in a minute’s silence to honour the victims and […]
This 1.5 hour workshop provides a brief introduction to the drivers of family violence, the role of gender equality, and simple actions that you can do to help stop violence against women, before it starts. The training is open to everyone. It’s especially valuable for staff of organisations that have signed on to the Community, […]