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Domestic and family violence is most often violent, abusive or controlling behaviour by a man towards a woman. What you may not realise, is that children also
Take the first step to become a Justice of the Peace by registering on JP Online.
The Disability Council NSW, with support from the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), will hold forums with Local Government to develop and promote a
This project will analyse the perspectives of contributors to identify and further investigate a number of key themes, which can be grouped into these areas:
More victim-survivors of domestic and sexual violence will receive critical support thanks to a $20 million funding boost announced by the NSW Government today.
Enquiries and Liaison Officer Nora takes you behind the scenes (April 2021)
My name is Julia Manning and my pronouns are she/her. I currently live on Awabakal land and I work on Dharug land at ADNSW as an Enquiries and Liaison Officer.
How to decide if you need to report a child who has been abused, neglected or is at significant risk of harm.
Completing the checklist to be a Yuranha participant
10 Feb 2025