A gold star to Rotary Caroline Springs for their fantastic support and promotion of Rotary SAFE Families. Ron Moss is applauded for running the latest media news item in their Bulletin along with our campaign. So simple, but so effective!
The following article is from The Age recently, highlighting the use of devices, drones, children's toys, and baby monitors to track and stalk women in the scourge of domestic abuse while in lockdown.
The following short video has pearls of wisdom around playing a part in the prevention of child abuse: https://youtu.be/EmRtR59NTTQ
This article found in The Age, Sunday 5 September, 2021, depicts the growing use of technology, drones and internet to control and continue the abuse of women.
This is an excellent excerpt from an ABC News item, regarding men needing to step up and seek support. This does not convey a weakness in men.
The following story is of the outstanding work being done in the acknowledgement and prevention of elder abuse. Elder abuse is the most under-reported type of abuse in Australia.
Thanks to Giles Tilley, Rotary Brookefield who has provided the details of this fantastic program where horses help women who have been traumatised and abused. Rotary SAFE Families is privileged to endorse the Rebuild Program.
Read about this terrific campaign to protect women who fear they are unsafe when visiting a venue. Ask for Angela is being used by young people in Australia.
Rotary SAFE Families is updating you on a very important hand signal, being used by a victim of abuse, possibly during lockdown. This is to alert the person online they need help.
Dorothy Gilmour was privileged to be invited to present Rotary SAFE Families at the April, 2021 Rotary Centenary Peace Symposium. Along with an academic from Swinburne University and Victoria Police Superintendent, Dorothy discussed the latest information and progress being made to prevent abuse occurring in Australia.
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.
Rotary Club of Ballina on Richmond is a stalwart supporting Club in Stopping Abuse in Families Everywhere and "Rotary says NO to Domestic Violence!". This article showcases their Domestic Violence project at their recent Rotary Centenary Baton Relay.
A challenging article from an address to the Rotary Club of Palm Beach, Rockingham by Holly-Anne which was re-printed in Rotary Down Under
The Rotary Club of Ballina on Richmond's initiatives on breaking the cycle of domestic violence through education.
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.
You are the missing piece as we gather Rotary Clubs around Australia to create one collective voice: Stopping Abuse in Families Everywhere!
