family violence
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Pet care for violence victims in Whittlesea
Cats and dogs owned by people experiencing family violence will be given temporary accommodation at the Epping Animal Welfare Facility as part of a partnership…
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More police officers coming to Hume and Whittlesea
More frontline police officers will be on the beat in Hume and Whittlesea over the next 12 months. Victoria Police and the state government have…
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Spike in family violence reports in Whittlesea
Family violence reports in Whittlesea have soared by more than 35 per cent in the past five years, new data reveals. The Crime Statistics Agency’s…
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Epping police to collect digital statements from family violence victims
Epping police will collect digitally recorded statements on their body cameras from victims of family violence as part of a 12-month trial. The digitally recorded…
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Plea to end family violence in Whittlesea
Whittlesea council is stepping up its campaign to increase awareness of family violence, with police statistics revealing the city has the highest rate of family…
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Family violence cases on the rise at Whittlesea Community Connections
An average of one person each day is contacting Whittlesea Community Connections about family violence, despite the organisation not being a specialist family violence service.…
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Family violence the “highest priority” for Whittlesea police
Family violence accounts for about 60 per cent of the work done by Whittlesea police, according to Inspector Paul Tysoe. Inspector Tysoe said dealing…
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Whittlesea domestic violence survivor shares story
There was a time when Lisa Bonavita felt trapped by domestic violence. Over a number of years, the mother-of-three faced physical and financial mistreatment at…
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New exhibition highlights family violence in Hume
Poems about family violence – written and performed by a victim, child, perpetrator and bystander – are part of a digital exhibition in Craigieburn. The…
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Access key to stopping family violence
Faced with one of the highest rates of family violence in the state, Whittlesea council will use a Municipal Association of Victoria (MAV) grant to…
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Crafting a fitting tribute to family violence victims
Barbara Ryder and Judy Lund are former victims of family violence who are keen supporters of Hume council’s campaign for White Ribbon Day. They belong…
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‘Hume says no to family violence’ writ large
Emblazoned across a hilly slope behind the Broadmeadows Sporting Club is a black and white sign that reads: “Hume says no to violence”. Hume council…
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