Central Australian Women’s Legal Service Inc. is here to support women and children on temporary visas experiencing sexual, domestic and family violence. Many women are facing increased risks to their safety and wellbeing due to the COVID-19 crisis. Contact CAWLS for free legal advice via our free hotline 📞 1800 684 055 Read news.com.au’s article on this issue here ▶ https://bit.ly/3foRl67…
Due to an overwhelming response, our upcoming ‘Responding to Family Violence’ FREE Online Training is now FULLY BOOKED . 📣 Due to the immense interest, we have set up an ‘Expressions of Interest’ link for people to add their contact details so we can contact them when future sessions open up. Click here to add your name…
⚠CONTENT WARNING: Distressing Domestic & Family Violence Content below … During this unpredictable time, there has been an overall increase in the amount of people engaging with family violence specific services. There has also been a rise in perpetrators of violence using COVID-19 as a way to control their partners. Services are reporting perpetrators stopping…
Women’s Services Network – WESNET has compiled helpful advice for survivors of domestic and family violence to make an informed decision about whether or not to download and use the COVIDSafe App… 📱 Read their advice here ▶ https://bit.ly/2YzFGeX
Head into the week with the mantra, that we are more powerful when we empower each other 👭✨ If you would like to speak to a lawyer, we are here and ready to assist 📞 1800 684 055
Everyone has had to adapt to a “new normal” during the COVID-19 Pandemic – schools being no exception 🏫 Centralian Middle School were forced to turn their bubblers off as a safety precaution, however still needed to ensure their students stayed hydrated 💦 CAWLS was pleased to be able to donate reusable water bottles for CMS students…
Don’t let anyone take your superpowers away from you 🦸♀️💜✨ If you would like to speak to a lawyer, we are here and ready to assist 📞 1800 684 055
🗣 Recent changes to Tasmanian legislation mean that victim-survivors of sexual assault now have the right to publicly identify themselves. The #LetHerSpeak campaign, instrumental in advocating for these changes, centres on restoring agency to victim-survivors so they can tell their own stories without fear or stigma. Earlier this year, Northern Territory Women’s Legal Services provided…
📰 “Denim donned for worthy cause in Central Australia” Thank you to the Centralian Advocate for their promotion of our ‘Denim Day 2020’ activities 👏 Read the full story here ▶ https://bit.ly/35ixGQP
Although Central Australia does not have access to ride share company, Uber, we can’t NOT acknowledge how amazing this is! 😍🙏 Great work, Uber! 👏 Read the full story here ▶️ https://bit.ly/3cYqc88
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