Generously supported by
Rotary Clubs of
Hawthorn, Melbourne and Caroline Springs
We have created a booklet for parents, grandparents, teachers, communities to try to understand how our young people view their world. We need to look at their world through their eyes.
Family violence is a complex issue and there is no single cause. There are many factors that predict or 'drive' higher levels of family violence in the community.
Rotary SAFE Families delivers workshops and presentations on all forms of abuse but also workshops on Mental Health Literacy.
This story highlights why Rotary SAFE Families tries to support our new Australians in improving their tedious, often traumatic pathway to safe and comfortable settlement here.
Dorothy Gilmour felt privileged to meet and work with 35 beautiful Somali women from the Himilo Connect Community recently. She presented a workshop to them around prevention of Family Abuse, Coercive Control and Child Abuse.
Our Guide for Prevention of Family Abuse provides you with some information how to help identify a victim of abuse - female, male, child, teenager, elderly person of any diversity.
This complete group overhead presentation is available to download and provides the application of the "3R's" of primary prevention of abuse and latest research from the Domestic Violence Resource Centre.
Watch our Rotary SAFE Families promo and become informed of signs and forms of abuse, and how you and your organisation can be part of the solution in the prevention of family abuse.
This is a template for a double-sided Wallet Card. Have them printed with your Rotary Club logo and hand them out to signify that you and your Club are trying to Stop Abuse in Families Everywhere plus providing the phone number for family abuse support organisations for those who need help.
Family violence occurs in all Communities, Cultures and Socio-economic groups and is not acceptable in any part of any culture. Family violence is against the law. There is no excuse for abusing a loved one.
Have you checked out the Rotary International blog site "Rotary Voices" with stories from around the world? One of our projects was showcased in April 2021.
Very important: For Family, Friends and Neighbours -how to assess, discuss and find support for a victim of abuse.
