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| | ... research can also generate social benefits. The project "Changing the law to protect survivors of domestic and family violence", led to changes to domestic and family violence laws in Queensland and South Australia, improving the responsiveness and efficiency ... |
| | | ... provide 20,000 new social housing dwellings, 4000 of which will be allocated to women and children impacted by family violence and older women at risk of homelessness. A further 10,000 dwellings will be provided for frontline workers. The government ... |
| | | ... provide 20,000 new social housing dwellings, 4000 of which will be allocated to women and children impacted by family violence and older women at risk of homelessness. A further 10,000 dwellings will be provided for frontline workers. |
| | | ... provide 20,000 new social housing dwellings, 4000 of which will be allocated to women and children impacted by family violence and older women at risk of homelessness. A further 10,000 dwellings will be provided for frontline workers. Up to $575 million ... |
| | | ... Network (GVRN) partnership commented on findings showing economic and financial abuse is linked to domestic and family violence. Statistics show that one in four women and one in 13 men have experienced domestic or family violence by an intimate partner. ... |
| | | ... condition will also be treated as vulnerable and provided extra support. Meanwhile, vulnerable customers experiencing family violence will also be given greater support, including a requirement for life insurers to have a dedicated family and domestic ... |
| | | ... avoiding unintentionally facilitating abusive behaviour and also aligns with the government's commitment to end family violence," Scheerlinck said. |
| | | ... national counselling services to support victim-survivors of domestic violence, including children impacted by family violence. Part of that money will also go to behaviour change services for individuals who have perpetrated or are at risk of perpetrating ... |
| | | ... careers, taking no breaks as well as assuming they are homeowners," Scheerlinck said. "In reality, women experiencing family violence are often prevented from working and therefore do not receive any super, so the impact of this on their retirement must ... |
| | | ... has impacted her organisation. "The decrease in giving has been tough for those we assist who are affected by family violence. Typically, we have relied on philanthropic donations to ensure people are safe - without these transferable funds, many families ... |
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