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Waratah Support Centre

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23.01.2022 We think this is worth sharing with you all - The Waratah Crew

22.01.2022 Thank you to our friends at Patricia Giles. This is a worthy resource! The Waratah Team.

20.01.2022 Today marks the beginning of 16 Days in WA campaign. WA's report card: 63% of assaults were family and domestic violence-related last year. Last year there were 19,437 family and domestic violence-related victims -up by 10% from the previous year. 49,198 Police Domestic Violence Incident Reports were triaged in 2019-20. Children were present in 15,832 of these cases. ... 11,975 family violence restraining orders were lodged last year. One in 5 WA women reported experiencing partner violence since the age of 15. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women account for 67% of hospitalisations due to family and domestic violence. As many as 56% of youth homelessness cases are linked to family and domestic violence. Family and domestic violence is the leading cause of women’s homelessness. Change. Educate. Motivate. Advocate.. in our communities and stand up to stop violence against #16daysinWA #respectstartswithyou

15.01.2022 Day 2 of the 16 days of activism WA campaign and here at Waratah we're talking Respect... actually, how to ask about what might be happening in your child's relationship... The wonderful tool, The Respect Checklist is an important guide in facilitating healthy discussion about healthy respect! https://www.respect.gov.au/resources/the-respect-checklist/

08.01.2022 Today marks day 2 of the 16 days of activism in WA. Having a conversation about what respect looks like in a relationship can be challenging. This tool is designed to identify important aspects of respect... The Respect Checklist!

07.01.2022 Fantastic!... a plan and a bag @1800RESPECT

03.01.2022 Our friends at Patricia Giles have shared this important read from ABC. - Waratah Team. *warning* this article acknowledges the existence of sexual trauma. Read discretion advised.

02.01.2022 Today marks the beginning of NAIDOC week The Wadandi People (Saltwater People) are the traditional owners of this part of the South West of Western Australia which Waratah operates. Here at Waratah, we look forward to learning, and celebrating this week along with you all. You can find out what's on by visiting our friends over at Undalup Association. #alwayswasalwayswillbe