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No to Violence calls for a Human Rights Act to help end male family violence in Australia

No to Violence submission to Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights focusses on the connection between human rights and ending men’s use of domestic and…

Board statement: new CEO appointed

The No to Violence Board is thrilled to announce Phillip Ripper as the organisation’s incoming CEO, commencing formally on Monday September 18. Phillip brings to…

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3 days ago

No to Violence is calling for the NSW Government to do more to prevent family violence following the release of a budget that fails to recognise the importance of working with men to end their use of domestic and family violence.“The NSW Government has missed an opportunity here,” said No to Violence CEO Phillip Ripper.Read the media release here: ntv.org.au/2023-24-nsw-budget-funding-for-family-violence-not-fit-to-match-the-scale-of-the-crisis/Domestic Violence NSW Dr Joe McGirr MP Roy Butler MP Philip Donato Alex Greenwich Jodie Harrison MP ... See MoreSee Less

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No to Violence

4 days ago

2023-24 NSW Budget | More funding needed to address domestic and family violence We are pleased to see the announcement of $39.1 million to prevent domestic, family and sexual violence and support victim-survivor safety.This includes $4.4 million over three years to establish a new specialist multicultural domestic and family violence centre in southwest Sydney; $4.3 million to extend the service delivery of 12 community-based prevention, early intervention and crisis projects; $8.1 million to continue and expand the Redfern Legal Centre Financial Abuse Service NSW; and $6.1 million to extend and expand the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service Hearing Support pilot.We also welcome the $52.7 million for 48 new Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners and medical and forensic officers and $34.3 million to support 20 Women’s Health Centres to continue delivering essential health, mental health and social support services to NSW women. While we welcome these commitments to victim-survivor safety and prevention, NTV is disappointed about the lack of attention paid to services that work with men who use violence.In NSW, NTV has consistently outlined the need to develop the perpetrator intervention workforce, invest in Men’s Behaviour Change Programs, develop tailored interventions for diverse communities, and improve justice and legal responses to domestic and family violence.We cannot stop domestic and family violence until we shift the burden of accountability to the men who choose to use violence and appropriately fund the programs and services that work with men.NTV will provide a more detailed media release in response to the NSW Budget tomorrow. ... See MoreSee Less

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