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Hello Community! How is your work week going? We hope you are focused on your goals and making strides to reframe the grind. Have you created your work routine yet? If not, that’s okay, take your time. This journey is about long-lasting progress, not a sprint. Just be mindful not to fall into the pit of procrastination. Now, let’s go into today’s topic. Last week, we discussed how to recognise the signs of domestic violence and how we as individuals can support victims and survivors. While individual support is crucial, it’s also essential for the community to step up, as individuals alone cannot tackle this issue. As a society, we must unite, openly condemn domestic violence, and take meaningful steps to end it while providing adequate support for survivors. How can we achieve this? Stay tuned for our next post.   #Wednesdaywellness #SupportSurvivors #EndDomesticViolence #CommunitySupport #StopDomesticViolence #BreakTheSilence

Can Laughter Dismiss Real Family Struggles? 🤔❤️ In our discussion, we explore the serious ramifications of violence affecting families. Emphasizing mutual respect, we aim to foster understanding and empathy in addressing this critical issue, paving the way for constructive conversations. #FamilyImpact #RespectfulDialogue #EmpathyMatters #ViolenceAwareness #SupportFamilies #CommunityConversations #RealIssues #UnderstandingTogether #SocialAwareness #CompassionInAction

To help share information about Victims' Rights with our communities, we've created an easy-to-understand series. Designed for the general public, each session offers an hour of insightful discussion on monthly topics. We hope you can join us at our upcoming Lunch and Learn where we'll be discussing bereavement and the holidays. For past lunch and learn series, please click here - https://lnkd.in/epd5qQiH #LunchandLunch #VictimResources

⭐ Please let your widowed friends know that the Grief Connect® Young and Over 55s Widowed Support Groups are having a joint group catch up in Fremantle! More information on the group is available to group members. Widowed people (all genders) can join the group on Facebook by typing in the search bar "Grief Connect Young Widowed Support Group" or "Grief Connect Over 55s Widowed Support Group". ⭐Face to face catch ups can be life changing. You can help your widowed friends by letting them know our group exists, they can then have the information that support is out there, and if or when they are ready they can access it. ⭐Information sharing on supports is so important. ⭐Face to face catch ups connect people and reduce the social isolation that grief can bring along with it. ⭐Please share with your Fremantle, Perth and surrounds friends, a simple click of the share button is how you can really make a difference to others experiencing grief. Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW) Rural, Regional, Remote Women's Network of WA #griefconnect #thegrieflanguageproject #thegrieflanguageprojectconnectcards #noonegrievesalone #youarenotalone #widowedsupport #griefconnectyoungwidowedsupportgroup #griefconnectover55swidowedsupportgroup #widow #widower #widowed #griefsucks #askaquestion #griefawareness #griefeducation #mentalhealthawareness

Family gatherings can be both joyful and overwhelming, especially when relatives don’t understand the unique needs of Black autistic individuals. Advocate for your child by setting clear boundaries with family members. Share what they need to feel safe—whether that’s avoiding hugs, eating their preferred foods, or taking breaks in a quiet space. Normalize saying “no” to events if it’s too much for your family. You deserve peace this season. What’s one way you prepare for family gatherings? Drop “Peace” in the comments if you’re creating a stress-free holiday for your family! #HolidayAdvocacy #BlackAutismAwareness #FamilyBoundaries

Supporting Kids Through Grief and Violence: A Cultural Call Join us for a heartfelt discussion on supporting children through grief and the broader cultural impacts of mass shootings. Our speakers share valuable insights on emotional challenges faced by adolescents, exploring the importance of empathy and community support. Tune in for a crucial conversation that matters. #SupportChildren #GriefAwareness #CulturalImpact #MassShootings #AdolescentChallenges #EmpathyInAction #CommunitySupport #MentalHealthMatters #HealthyCommunication #TraumaInformed

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Domestic violence has a profound impact on families and children, often resulting in displacement and the need for foster care. Recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month is essential for advocating for stronger support systems, interventions, and services for survivors. By raising awareness about the effects of domestic violence, we can work towards creating safer environments for children and empower families to rebuild their lives with the support of our member agencies.

Tune in NOW for thePoint ep. 42 featuring Kim Jefferies, President & CEO of Haven for Hope. In this episode, we explore why family homelessness has been on the rise, and how Haven for Hope is taking these challenges head-on to help transform people's lives. Watch the full conversation to learn more! #HavenForHope #HopeLivesHere #TransformingLives

We are sharing tips for kids to help them navigate the world and make a positive impact. Today's tip on being kind. Treating others with kindness and respect is so important and can make a big difference in someone's day. #bekindtoeverybody #kidstips #kidsadvocacy

Breaking the Cycle: Protecting Our Children and Families Join us as we discuss the urgent need to safeguard our loved ones from harm and the dark realities many face. We emphasize awareness, accountability, and spiritual preparedness for the challenges ahead. It's time for a change—let's take action together. #ProtectOurChildren #FamilySafety #SpiritualAwareness #ChildProtection #CommunitySupport #BreakingCycles #FamilyFirst #Empowerment #PreparationMatters #AwarenessRaising