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25.01.2022 As EDVOS continues to implement the recommendations of the Victorian Government's Royal Commission into Family Violence (2016), we applaud the Victorian Government's initiatives that support more women and children who are experiencing family violence, with the rollout of the Orange Door Network in an additional five areas of across Victoria. #familyviolence #EDVOS https://www.facebook.com//a.267153966768/1723121411171618/

24.01.2022 In the past 12 months Australia has experienced some of the worst droughts in history, the most extensive bushfires, followed by floods and then #COVID19. Join Eastern Domestic Violence Service, a guest speaker at Lucy's Project Webinar series, to learn about and support victims of family violence with animals, during times of concurrent crises. Book your FREE ticket for Monday 17th August 2020,1pm-2pm: https://events.humanitix.com/lucys-project-webinar-series-2 ... In the first webinar, within a series of 3 in 2020, Lucy's Project presents the theme of 'planning for animals relocating due to family violence during bushfires, drought and COVID-19'. Not to be missed. Book your FREE ticket here: https://events.humanitix.com/lucys-project-webinar-series-2 Proudly Sponsored by the University of Melbourne who are hosting this webinar and curated and delivered by the dedicated volunteers of Lucy's Project. https://events.humanitix.com/lucys-project-webinar-series-2

24.01.2022 Eastern Domestic Violence Service in collaboration with organisations, part of the Together for Equality and Respect (TFER) partnership, have developed additional NEW #TogetherForRespectAtHome resources available to download here: http://whe.org.au/tfer/tfer-projects/ We hope organisations and individuals will share these new resources to their networks and continue to spread important messages about respectful relationships and safety throughout our community.

24.01.2022 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is a global campaign starting on the 25 November (the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) and runs until 10 December (Human Rights Day). Violence against women is recognised as one of the most persistent and devastating human rights violations of our time. It is an issue every day of the week and 16 Days of Activism is dedicated to raising awareness, educating people about the drivers of violence ...and uniting to eliminate it. EDVOS are celebrating 16 Days of Activism by highlighting some of the ways we and other organisations in the Eastern Region work together to prevent gender-based violence. Follow us during 16 Days of Activism to learn more about ways you can promote equality and respect in your home and community. Help us create a community free from family violence, where everyone feels safe. For more information about prevention projects at EDVOS visit: https://www.edvos.org.au/prevention/ #16DaysCampaign #16DaysOfActivism #respectls #CallItOut #EDVOS

23.01.2022 WE DID IT! Eastern Domestic Violence Service are thrilled to announce we have successfully achieved National Rainbow Tick Quality Accreditation in May 2020 and have met all the requirements of Rainbow Tick Standards. https://www.edvos.org.au/lgbti-support/ We are committed to ensuring women who use our services, including women from the LGBTI communities, feel safe, are listened to, believed and empowered to make their own decisions that are focused on their needs and go...als. https://www.edvos.org.au/lgbti-support/ Achieving National Rainbow Tick Quality Accreditation and being recognised by QIP - Quality Innovation Performance Limited assessors, means EDVOS strives to achieve the highest levels of quality service and uses highly developed, inclusive policies and procedures to ensure everyone feels safe accessing our specialist family violence services. EDVOS is committed to assisting all people, regardless of ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, age and ability within our community and can also provide access to other family violence services that are most suitable to individual’s unique needs and goals. List of family violence support services; If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence and live in Melbourne’s Eastern Metropolitan areas, contact Eastern Domestic Violence Service on 9259 4200 or email [email protected]. Open Mon-Fri 9am 8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how EDVOS can help, visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au If in immediate danger call Police on 000. For family violence crisis support, information and accommodation throughout Victoria, contact safe steps Family Violence Response Centre 24/7 on 1800 015 188 or email: [email protected]. https://www.safesteps.org.au/ For National Family Violence phone counselling and referral Contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732. https://www.1800respect.org.au/ WithRespect on 800 542 847 https://www.withrespect.org.au/ Switchboard Victoria on 1800 184 527 or Live Chat 3pm-12am everyday http://www.switchboard.org.au/ Support for men: No to Violence on 1300 766 491 (Counsellors available every day) https://ntv.org.au/ #EDVOS

22.01.2022 safe steps Family Violence Response Centre #YouAreNotAlone #familyviolence #abuse

21.01.2022 Sometimes sexist comments are made by people who don’t understand that their attitudes and behaviours are harmful. That’s why it’s important to call it out. What’s obvious for you may not be for them. Respectfully informing them could help them to understand and support them to change their behaviour.... Changing harmful attitudes might not happen overnight. The more valuable conversations we have that challenge these kinds of behaviours, the closer we will get to achieving a gender equal society for all. Women's Health East Together for Equality and Respect partnership #16Days16Ways #16DaysCampaign #RespectIs #CallitOut #EDVOS

20.01.2022 Last chance to register to hear this glorious powerhouse of First Nation funny tomorrow Open to all Aboriginal women in Victoria. Call Torie on 9244 3333 or ...email us at [email protected] today

20.01.2022 Level Playground is excited to be participating in this project. We will be delivering a session about the importance of promoting gender equality in play. The... first session is about children stories and will be featuring children’s author Nelly Thomas! The event is free and everyone is welcomed, although if capacity is reached people who live/work/study in the City of Manningham will be prioritised first. Don’t miss out! Livestreaming Wed 29 July 7.30 8.30pm. Register now! www.nolimitationswhe.eventbrite.com.au For more information you can contact Women's Health East

19.01.2022 Women's Health West

18.01.2022 Great advice from our friends at safe steps Family Violence Response Centre. If you are worried someone you know or care about, is experiencing family violence, there are some simple things you can do to help and support them. For local family violence services supporting women and children living in the eastern metropolitan region of Victoria, contact Eastern Domestic Violence Service on 9259 4200 or email [email protected]. Open Mon-Fri 9am 8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how EDVOS can help visit: https://www.edvos.org.au/ #familyviolence #COVID19 #PVAW

18.01.2022 Vale Ruth Bader Ginsburg Red Rose Foundation Australia #Equality #Womensrights

18.01.2022 Last webinar for Gender Equality and Body Safety tonight (12th November) 7.30pm-8.30pm for parents and caregivers. Don't miss out, register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/gender-equality-and-body-sa #genderequality #equality #EDVOS #Levelplayground

18.01.2022 Vale Susan Ryan Ms Ryan was the architect of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984, which outlawed discrimination on the basis of sex, marital status, and pregnancy. She later reflected on it as "probably the most useful thing I've done in my life". Destroy the Joint #Equality

17.01.2022 Join Sarah for a special storytime focusing on gender equality, resilience and body safety, this Wednesday, 11 November at 3PM! This wonderful session will feat...ure some of Jayneen Sanders books along with some fun activities. In partnership with Level Playground , Eastern Domestic Violence Service and OEPCP.

16.01.2022 Are you concerned about a child you're teaching online? Eastern Domestic Violence Service know that during times of emergency, wellbeing concerns increase and during #COVID19 we have seen a notable rise in family violence incidents. Based on expressed need from schools, local organisations Inspiro, Eastern Domestic Violence Service and Yarra Ranges Council have developed practical tips to support teachers online - 'Are you concerned about a child you are teaching online?'.

16.01.2022 EDVOS July Newsletter ready for you to download now https://drive.google.com//1fA7pOj9FrOClBuERsoUbahq2RW/view Keep up to date with all the latest news from EDVOS and sign up to our quarterly e-news here: https://mailchi.mp/3d102dfcc813/edvos-signup-form ... For more information visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au/information/news-and-media/

16.01.2022 It doesn't get bigger than this, if you work at a salon in Melbourne, don't miss out on your FREE HaiR-3Rs training. Get in touch by email: [email protected] or call 9259 4200 or PM. #Hair3Rs #familyviolence #EDVOS

16.01.2022 A HUGE Thanks to You Matter for the incredible work you do for those who are experiencing family violence.

14.01.2022 Watch. Learn. Take Action. 'In My Blood It Runs' is not just a film, it’s also a campaign for change. EDVOS is committed to providing culturally safe, supportive advocacy, with a holistic approach to services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims of family violence. https://www.edvos.org.au//how-we-can-s/indigenous-support/ #reconciliation #NRW2020

13.01.2022 Today’s R U OK Day. It’s our national day of action where we remind Australians that every day is the day to ask Are you OK? if someone around you is struggling or just doesn’t seem their usual self. 2020 has been a challenging year for many of us and circumstances have made it even more important for us to stay connected and support each other through these difficult times. There's more to say after R U OK? check out the RUOK website for more info: https://www.ruok.org.a...u/how-to-ask #ruok2020

12.01.2022 Eastern Domestic Violence Service recently updated the Family Violence Referral Pathway Booklet (for Melbourne's Eastern Metropolitan Region) and is available to download here https://www.edvos.org.au//Family-Violence-Referral-Pathway An important resource designed to support and guide professionals, who work within and external to the family violence sector, in their decision making when referring/responding to a victim survivor or perpetrator. In addition, the EDVOS... (MARAM aligned) Referral Form can be used to refer victim survivors and is available to download here https://drive.google.com//116oHm7c33bjmFqeQoJLI4WVGjS/view The EDVOS Referral Form is designed to provide our Specialist Family Violence Advocates with a basic snapshot of level of risk and any safety planning already in place and then will build upon this, undertaking a MARAM comprehensive risk assessment with the victim survivor. Both documents were developed by EDVOS whilst participating in the Victorian Government's-Mental Health and AOD Capacity Building Program-Stage 1, now in Stage 2. These documents are available on the EDVOS Website: https://www.edvos.org.au/information/ For further information contact EDVOS on 9259 4200 or email [email protected] Open Mon-Fri 9am 7.30pm, Sat 9am-5pm.

12.01.2022 To help workers keep up to date with everything they need to know about the #COVID19 impacts on MARAM reforms, Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria have put together a concise summary of key MARAM-related developments as per below. Eastern Domestic Violence Service (EDVOS) Assessment and Response team engages with women and utilises the MARAM framework to assist in determining any immediate or potential risks to the safety of women, children and their pets and to deliver the appropriate response. If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence and live in Melbourne’s eastern metropolitan areas, contact EDVOS on 9259 4200 or email [email protected]. Open Mon-Fri 9am 8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how EDVOS can help, visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au

11.01.2022 Thanks to Delilah for your support of Eastern Domestic Violence Service and the HaiR-3Rs training program. If you work at a salon in Melbourne that has closed due to Stage 4 restrictions, please get in touch with the HaiR-3Rs team to book your free HaiR-3Rs training. By learning the 3Rs Recognise, Respond & Refer Salon Professionals will be prepared and empowered to help clients experiencing family violence when salons reopen. To arrange your session, email [email protected] or call 9259 4200 or PM. #HaiR3Rs #EDVOS #COVID19 Delilah mr_d_hair

11.01.2022 Victoria Police #16DaysOfActivism #16DaysOfActivismAgainstGenderBasedViolence #16daysofactivism2020

10.01.2022 If someone you know has experienced violence and abuse, take the time to listen to them. It may take years for them to reach out for support so, when they do, l...isten without interrupting or talking too much. Don't blame them for what happened - no matter the situation, violence is never OK. For more information on how to respond to someone who has told you of their experience of sexual assault or domestic violence, visit the 1800RESPECT website: https://www.1800respect.org.au/help-and-/supporting-someone #16Responses #16Days #OrangeTheWorld

10.01.2022 The University of Melbourne, Professor Cathy Humphreys says the "The Australian Government’s JobSeeker and JobKeeper payments need to be recognised as crucial tools for preventing domestic and family violence and need to be maintained!" Women without work, who are economically dependent on their abusive partner are at increased risk of being trapped in family violence... #familyviolence #familyviolenceprevention... https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au//poverty-is-trapping-women- See more

10.01.2022 In Australia, everyone has the right to live without violence, in a healthy, safe relationship and community. EDVOS have prepared multilingual Q&A family violence information, including short videos on how to access family violence support, available in Greek, Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Italian, Mandarin, Cantonese and Vietnamese. https://www.edvos.org.au/information/translations/ If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or control from a loved one, a family member or ...carer, support is available Eastern Domestic Violence Service - 9259 4200, for more information visit the website: https://www.edvos.org.au/ safe steps Family Violence Response Centre - 1800 015 188 1800 Respect - 1800 737 732 If you’re in immediate danger call Police 000 inTouch Multicultural Centre - 1800 755 988 #COVID19 #EDVOS

10.01.2022 Thank You Monbulk & District Community Bank Branch and Inner Wheel Club of Boronia for supporting the EDVOS Women Supporting Woman in the Yarra Ranges program

09.01.2022 Recently EDVOS received a beautiful new artwork for our office. This is ‘Yeelugna Dutan Evening Star’ by local artist and Wurundjeri/Yorta-Yorta woman Simone Thomson. Simone and her mother, Elder Aunty Zeta Thomson, were part of the Welcome Baby to Country event EDVOS held in March for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mothers and their children to be welcomed onto Country and into community. At the time, Simone had just opened her solo exhibition ‘Exhale’ at the Queen... Victoria Women’s Centre and we fell in love with her vivid and expressive artworks. Yeelugna Dutan will hang in our main office and help create a welcoming and safe space for women and children accessing our services. Thank you Simone Thomson for allowing us to purchase this gorgeous piece of Artwork. You can support and follow Simone’s art by visiting her Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/simonethomsonart/

09.01.2022 Thanks Sonja Terpstra MP for sharing this helpful guide to what's open during Victoria's #COVID19 Stage 4 Lockdown. Eastern Domestic Violence Service remains open and operational during Victoria's Stage 4 lockdown and continues to support women, including LGBTI+ communities, children and their pets, who are responding to any form of family violence at this time. We continue to offer specialist family violence services whilst using COVD-19 safe practices and phone support. We... also use COVID-19 safe screening questions to support our risk assessment and safety planning. A BIG THANK YOU to all the staff at EDVOS, who continue to work tirelessly towards our Vision of a community free from family violence, where everyone feels safe. If you, or someone you know is experiencing family violence and lives in Melbourne's eastern metropolitan areas, contact EDVOS by phone 9259 4200 or email: [email protected], opening hours are Mon-Fri 9am-8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how we can help, visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au/ In an emergency please call Police on 000. For crisis support across Victoria, contact safe steps Family Violence Response Centre on 1800 015 188 open 24/7 day a week, or visit the website: https://www.safesteps.org.au/ #familyviolence #familyviolenceprevention #PVAW

09.01.2022 As the Victorian COVID-19 health response continues, we understand how it can severely impact those experiencing family violence by limiting movement and access to information. EDVOS are providing important information to support women or family/friends of women they know, who are experiencing family violence, through safe and discreet messaging on the back of Shop-A-Dockets/Store Receipts in participating supermarkets and pharmacies across Melbourne's eastern metropolitan ar...eas in September. Evidence suggests visible, safe and discreet information to the broader community via essential services such as supermarkets and pharmacies are effective and in demand. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or control from a loved one, a family member or carer, support is available Eastern Domestic Violence Service - 9259 4200, for more information visit the website: https://www.edvos.org.au/ safe steps Family Violence Response Centre - 1800 015 188 1800 Respect - 1800 737 732 If you’re in immediate danger call Police 000 #COVID19 #EDVOS

08.01.2022 Eastern Domestic Violence Service has 10 free online Family Violence awareness training sessions to offer those working in Melbourne's eastern metropolitan region. Don't miss out on this opportunity, book your session now Contact [email protected] or 9259 4200. EDVOS is delivering the 3Rs of Family Violence training, designed to broaden community understanding and awareness of family violence, as well as build capacity for organisations to recognise signs of family v...iolence, respond appropriately to disclosures and safely make referrals to specialist family violence services. Participants also learn about the gendered nature of family violence and how to engage in conversations that challenge community attitudes that reinforce gender inequality. Book your session by contacting... [email protected] or 9259 4200. Held online via Zoom, training runs for 3 hours and is available for up to 15 participants. For further information or book a session, contact [email protected] or 9259 4200. These trainings are proudly supported by Eastern Metropolitan Regional Family Violence Partnership.

08.01.2022 Educators across Victoria continue to do a tremendous job adapting to COVID-19 remote learning 2.0 and the loss of face to face, in classroom interactions with students. Based on expressed need from schools, local organisations Inspiro, Eastern Domestic Violence Service and Yarra Ranges Council have developed practical tips to support teachers online - 'Things To Consider When Teaching Online Inside and Beyond the Virtual Classroom'.

08.01.2022 As restrictions are changing to slow the spread of #COVD19 in Victoria, it's important to know that support is available for those escaping harm from family violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence and live in Melbourne’s eastern metropolitan areas, contact EDVOS on 9259 4200 or email [email protected]. Open Mon-Fri 9am 8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how EDVOS can help, visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au

07.01.2022 Eastern Domestic Violence Service launched the Level Playground project and website back in 2018 and now needs your help in gaining insights, via a survey, into how you use its website https://www.levelplayground.org.au/ Complete the survey here! www.surveymonkey.com/r/6DVPVLH (Survey takes around 15 minutes to complete and closes at 5pm on the 11th of July)... This survey has been specifically developed for those who use or follow Level Playground. We are requesting feedback on how we can support you in your work in raising children to be their true selves. The Level Playground project and website aims to support parents, caregivers and early childhood educators who are passionate about raising children to be their true selves, free from gender stereotypes. Complete the survey here! www.surveymonkey.com/r/6DVPVLH (Survey takes around 15 minutes to complete and closes at 5pm on the 11th of July) Over the years, Level Playground has grown to be so much more than just a website. We have developed resources, conducted training, participated on podcasts and have expanded our social media presence. https://www.levelplayground.org.au/ The survey can be anonymous, or you can choose to share your details at the end of the survey to go into the draw to win your very own pack of books and resources that promote gender equality and respectful relationships. Thank you so much! Your time is greatly appreciated. Complete the survey here! www.surveymonkey.com/r/6DVPVLH

06.01.2022 Even during a global pandemic there is no place for family violence or abuse. Almost 1 in 10 Australian women have experienced family violence during our Nation's COVID-19 health response, with two-thirds of these women experiencing family violence for the first time or it became worse. If you or someone you know is at risk of harm from family violence, you can leave your home to seek support and assistance. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/family-violence-crisis-response ... If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence and live in Melbourne’s eastern metropolitan areas, contact Eastern Domestic Violence Service on 9259 4200 or email [email protected]. Open Mon-Fri 9am 8pm, Sat 9am-5pm. For more information on how EDVOS can help, visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au If in immediate danger call Police on 000. For family violence crisis support, information and accommodation throughout Victoria, contact safe steps Family Violence Response Centre 24/7 on 1800 015 188 or email: [email protected]. https://www.safesteps.org.au/ For National Family Violence phone counselling and referral Contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732. https://www.1800respect.org.au/ Phone and online counselling for men contact No to Violence 1300 766 491 or email [email protected] or visit ntv.org.au #COVID19 #familyviolence #PVAW https://www.theage.com.au//domestic-violence-on-the-rise-d

06.01.2022 To ensure the important message of safety and respect is shared far and wide the 'Together For Respect At Home' campaign have released translated resources in Mandarin, Cantonese, Hakha Chin and Hindi for you to share. Translated Resources can be found via this link https://whe.org.au/tfer/tfer-projects/ If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or control from a loved one, a family member or carer, this is not okay and support is available.... 1800 Respect - 1800 737 732 Eastern Domestic Violence Service - 9259 4200 InTouch - 1800 755 988 Men's Referral Service - 1300 766 491 All services offer interpreting services. If you feel unsafe or fearful for yourself, a child or family member, please call Police 000 or Safe Steps 1800 015 188. You are not alone #TogetherForRespectAtHome

05.01.2022 Gender equality and inclusion frees girls, boys, women, men, gender diverse and non-binary people from the stereotypes that set limits on who they can be and what they can achieve. Visit the Level Playground website to find out all the ways you can help breakdown stereotypes: www.levelplayground.org.au #respectis #callitout #16DaysCampaign #16daysofactivism2020

05.01.2022 Keep up to date with the latest news from the leading Specialist Family Violence Service provider in Melbourne's eastern metropolitan areas. EDVOS Quarterly Newsletter ready for you to download now https://drive.google.com//1fA7pOj9FrOClBuERsoUbahq2RW/view Sign Up Here https://mailchi.mp/3d102dfcc813/edvos-signup-form ... For more information visit our website: https://www.edvos.org.au/information/news-and-media/

05.01.2022 It's not too late to donate to the EDVOS 2020 Xmas Toy Appeal, no matter how big or small, your contribution will assist provide gifts to the many children and their families experiencing family violence this year. If you're able to please donate by 30 November: https://www.givenow.com.au/edvostoyappeal Also, please like/share to your networks so together we can exceed last year’s outcome of donating toys to almost 300 children experiencing family violence. #EDVOS #toyappeal #children #familyviolence #thankyou

04.01.2022 A HUGE THANK YOU Doncaster East & Templestowe Village Community Bank Branches for your support over the years. A reminder to all those who work in a salon and at home during Victoria's #COVID19 Lockdown, you can still get your FREE HaiR-3Rs training. Contact [email protected] now for more information

04.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC Week you mob! Only 5 more days until the 2020 EMR NAIDOC event 'A historical narrative of the NAIDOC Conscious Calling Ball’. Please join with us i...n celebrating the history of NAIDOC week in Victoria since 1961 when it was called the Conscious Calling Ball. Stories will be shared by a live panel of elders featuring Aunty Daphne Milward and special guests. As this event will be online registration is required. For further information on how to register please contact MMIGP on: (03) 9725 2166 or email: [email protected].

04.01.2022 EDVOS Office Hours Announcement - Due to #COVID19 Stage 4 restrictions, the safety of our staff and clients, our office hours have changed. EDVOS NEW Stage 4 office opening hours, effective 10 August 2020, are Mon-Fri 9am-7.30pm & Sat 9am-5pm. Contact EDVOS by phone 9259 4200 or email: [email protected]. For more information about EDVOS visit: https://www.edvos.org.au/ We will continue to answer phone calls remotely during our usual extended hours 7.30pm-8pm Mon-Fri, during ...stage 4. EDVOS staff are doing everything possible to ensure we deliver the highest quality, safe and accessible services to those experiencing family violence in Melbourne's eastern metropolitan areas. In an emergency please call Police on 000. For crisis support across Victoria 24/7 days a week, contact Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre on 1800 015 188, or visit the website: https://www.safesteps.org.au/

04.01.2022 EDVOS are proud to be working in partnership with EACH-Family Violence (Housing) Head Lease Program, aimed at supporting women and children escaping family violence and offering a subsidised rent model which enables families to ‘get back on their feet’, allowing a choice of letting, rental experience and references. For information on how EDVOS can help visit: https://www.edvos.org.au//programs-and/housing-assistance/ If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or con...trol from a loved one, a family member or carer, support is available EDVOS - 9259 4200, open Mon-Fri 9am-7.30pm & Sat 9am-5pm, [email protected] or visit the website: https://www.edvos.org.au/ safe steps Family Violence Response Centre - 1800 015 188 1800RESPECT - 1800 737 732 If you’re in immediate danger call Police 000 inTouch Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence - 1800 755 988 #familyviolence #COVID19

03.01.2022 Proudly supported by EDVOS and a HUGE THANKS to the HaiR-3Rs online training program for helping those who are experiencing family violence. Romy at Hairblogstylist throws a spotlight on the connection between Salon Professionals, Clients and the HaiR-3Rs training program. Read Hairblogstylist article here Beyond The Mirror: How HaiR-3RS Is Helping Clients Facing Domestic Violence In Australia https://hairblogstylist.com//beyond-the-mirror-how-hair-/ #Hair3Rs #EDVOS

02.01.2022 Gabrielle Williams MP Dan Andrews #YouAreNotAlone

02.01.2022 We're very excited to launch our 2020 Xmas Toy Appeal. If you're able to, please donate by 30th November so we may provide gifts to the many children and their families experiencing family violence this year. Please donate here: https://www.givenow.com.au/edvostoyappeal Also, please like/share to your networks so we may exceed last year’s outcome of donating toys to almost 300 children experiencing family violence. We can do this together. #EDVOS #toyappeal #children #familyviolence #thankyou

01.01.2022 There's no one better to tell you about family violence training than people who've done it and felt so passionately about our program that they became ambassa...dors! From king of #intentionalfrizz @mr_d_hair of Delilah: 'HaiR-3Rs is at the forefront of the movement for equality and better, safer lives for women in Australia and around the world. I encourage every hair professional I know to become part of that future.'