Money stress can push people to their limits. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. 💙
Looking for Change supports people experiencing financial hardship through free, practical suicide prevention support. Click the link (or in bio) for more resources or share with someone who might need support.
May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, and it starts today. This month invites all of us to reflect on the role we each play in our communities. Preventing family and gender-based violence takes more than good intentions. It takes a willingness to look honestly at the attitudes and behaviours around us, and to actively support cultures of respect and accountability. 💙 Our conversations carry real power. A kind word, a gentle check-in, an honest question can break through isolation and remind someone they are not alone. On 11 May, Are You Safe at Home? Day encourages us all to ask that one simple question. You do not need special training or the perfect words. Ask with care, listen without judgement, and believe what you hear. 💙 Anyone can experience family violence, and anyone can be part of changing that. If you or someone you love is in a dangerous situation, explore our We Are Survivors resources for helplines and comprehensive support. 💙 wearesurvivors.online/ or link in bio.
Money stress can push people to their limits. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. 💙
Looking for Change supports people experiencing financial hardship through free, practical suicide prevention support.
Click the link (or in bio) for more resources or share with someone who might need support.
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📞 Lifeline – 13 11 14
💰 National Debt Helpline – 1800 007 007
🎰 Gamble Aware – 1800 858 858
Funded by South Western Sydney PHN.
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May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, and it starts today.
This month invites all of us to reflect on the role we each play in our communities. Preventing family and gender-based violence takes more than good intentions. It takes a willingness to look honestly at the attitudes and behaviours around us, and to actively support cultures of respect and accountability.
💙
Our conversations carry real power. A kind word, a gentle check-in, an honest question can break through isolation and remind someone they are not alone.
On 11 May, Are You Safe at Home? Day encourages us all to ask that one simple question. You do not need special training or the perfect words. Ask with care, listen without judgement, and believe what you hear.
💙
Anyone can experience family violence, and anyone can be part of changing that.
If you or someone you love is in a dangerous situation, explore our We Are Survivors resources for helplines and comprehensive support.
💙
wearesurvivors.online/
or link in bio.
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