Murrin Bridge and Lake Cargelligo Domestic Violence Group in Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales | Community group

Murrin Bridge and Lake Cargelligo Domestic Violence Group

Locality: Lake Cargelligo, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6898 1151

Address: 30 Foster Street 2672 Lake Cargelligo, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on 25 November, the International Day for the Eliminati...on of Violence against Women, and runs until 10 December, Human Rights Day. To mark the beginning of the 16 days of activism the LCN team and partner agencies will be at Griffith Central tomorrow 25th November. Come down and have a chat and help us mark this important time as we work towards elimination of violence towards women and girls.

19.01.2022 Murrin Bridge and Lake Cargelligo Domestic Violence Group meeting today, 13th April 2021 following Interagency (approx 12.10pm) at St Francis Xavier Primary School Hall. All Welcome

17.01.2022 We invite local businesses to decorate their windows in support of our community messageing of 'We Say NO to Violence' https://youtu.be/di-CSFwQpu4

15.01.2022 MB/LC Domestic Violence Group meeting today, following Interagency (approx. 12.10pm) at St Francis Xavier Primary School Hall. All Welcome

14.01.2022 Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and the first day of the 16 Days of Activism global campaign. This year's theme is... Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect! Today, join us in raising awareness and supporting services by wearing orange, walking against violence, and sharing information about prevention and support. For more information on 16 Days, visit the UN Women website: https://www.unwomen.org//e/take-action/16-days-of-activism During 16 Days, we'll be sharing tips on how to respond to someone who has experienced violence and abuse. We invite you to share them across social media with the hashtag #16Responses. We'll also be recognising the 10th anniversary of the 1800RESPECT service. In 2010, 1800RESPECT began as the national counselling service under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, providing information, referrals and counselling to anyone living in Australia who has experienced violence and abuse. We'll share information about our service and how we have responded to sexual assault, domestic and family violence in Australia. #10Years1800RESPECT #16Days #OrangeTheWorld

12.01.2022 Join us tomorrow at 1030 for a cuppa and cup cake as we raise awareness of Ochre Ribbon day. Don't silence the Violence

12.01.2022 Thanks Carly, these cupcakes were awesome and even better white ribbons and ‘Stronger Than you Believe’ pins out in community. Great conversations today around Domestic Violence, service providers and the reasons for the cupcakes & information table. Thanks to everyone that stopped & chatted today. #whiteribbonday #wesaynotoviolence

11.01.2022 LLCS AGM - All Welcome

03.01.2022 Every time a woman speaks up about her experience of sexual violence and she’s not believed, the cycle of abuse continues. Every time you hear a survivor’s stor...y: 1-Listen. 2-Believe. 3-Support. #orangetheworld #16Days #GenerationEquality

03.01.2022 Did you know our program supports young people experiencing problems with housing and homelessness? Our is there to help... young people aged 16-18 years who have nowhere safe to live. Our Case Managers help them to develop and implement strategies to reduce homelessness. teaches young people day-to-day skills that many of us take for granted, but are essential to independent living. This includes food preparation and cooking, budgeting and shopping, and other daily living skills. If you'd like to help us help young people, please consider making a donation to our youth programs. Read more about our youth services at https://lcn.org.au/youth-links/

02.01.2022 Program Spotlight // Homelessness & Domestic Violence Our Homelessness and Domestic and Family Violence programs work proactively with those who are homeless... or at risk with an emphasis on women and children escaping violence. The Specialist Homelessness Service (SHS) assists individuals, couples and families to find and maintain safe crisis, transitional and long-term accommodation. Under SHS, we operate a Safe House and a Refuge for women and children escaping violence, providing intensive support. The Reconnect Program supports young people under the age of 18 who are homeless or at risk due to family and relationship breakdowns, disconnection from education, employment and community. For more information on our Homelessness & Domestic Violence Services please call 1800 067 067 or visit our website https://ccwf.org.au//p/homelessness-and-domestic-violence/