Police Association of New South Wales’ Post

Victims of Terrorism Australia (VOTA) is a newly launched support and advocacy group for victims and survivors of acts of terrorism, and their families. On August 14th, the group was officially launched at NSW Parliament House by founder and retired Detective Chief Inspector Caroline O’Hare APM. We heard from Ms Louisa Hope, a survivor of the Lindt Café siege in 2014. VOTA is a not-for-profit organisation proudly supported by the Police Association of NSW, and seeks further support to continue their mission. You can contact them by email: contact@vota.org.au

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Officer B Speaks

Lived Experience Keynote Speaker and Mental Health Advocate and Trainer. Bravery Medal (BM) recipient. Being attacked by a terrorist changed my life… for the better!

6mo

A great day and thanks to the police Association of NSW for sponsoring VOTA.

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Esther McKay

Team Member, Road Trauma Support Group/Trauma Specialist/Author

6mo

Fantastic initiative, well done Caroline!

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