Central Victoria's leading specialist family violence response service.
Bendigo, Vic, Australia
Joined June 2012
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2024 is proving to be another deadly year for women in Australia. CNV and @arcjustice are calling for an end to men’s violence against women, children and diverse communities. Read our statement: cnv.org.au/resources-and-med…
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Last week we opened 'A show of solidarity' as part of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence. These artworks were created by victim survivors to show solidarity for people seeking a life free from family violence. #16DaysOfActivism
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Are you our next Senior Manager - System Integration?
This influential and strategic position is key to leading and mentoring our skilled and passionate staff to reach their potential.
Find out more and apply today: cnv.org.au/jobs
ALT We’re hiring! Senior Manager - System Integration Full-time, ongoing role. This senior leadership position is essential to achieving our strategic organisational goals, and delivering quality services to our community.
We are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic passing of one of our community members, Logee (Analyn) Osias.
Join us for a community vigil to honour Logee and all women and children who have lost their lives this year as a result of gendered violence. cnv.org.au/resources-and-med…
ALT Community Vigil. To honour lives lost to gendered violence. Thursday 2 November, 5.15-6.30pm, Rosalind Park Conservatory Gardens (located opposite Grill’d) Pall Mall, Bendigo
CNV welcomes the Federal Government's passing of the Family Law Amendment Bill 2023.
Read the full statement from the AG Office here: ministers.ag.gov.au/media-ce…
Congrats to @VickiWardMP on your appointment as Victoria's Minister for Prevention of Family Violence. We look forward to working together to prevent #familyviolence.
Thank you to @RosSpenceMP for all your work in this important portfolio.
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Whatever the result this weekend, there is never an excuse for family violence.
Using violence is a choice.
#liftyourgame #NoToViolence #Footy
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We've joined other Central Victorian not-for-profits in calling for truthful debate, respect for First Nations strength and resilience, and highlighting the sensible benefits the Voice Referendum can achieve. bendigoadvertiser.com.au/sto…
CNV has joined 5 local orgs to write a letter about the referendum, speaking to our concerns about the harmful narratives occurring + the opportunity to heal some of the harm that First Nation peoples have endured due to colonisation:
cnv.org.au/open-letter
.@WESNETAustralia's Technology Safety Summit - Australia’s only national conference on technology and violence against women - is coming up on 16-17 October in Melbourne.
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Limited relationship experience makes it hard for young people to identify red flags for intimate partner violence, especially more subtle forms of control like technology-facilitated abuse. 🚩
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Each year, #familyviolence incidents increase on AFL & NRL grand finals weekends. But these spikes are not due to alcohol.
There is no excuse for violence, if your footy team loses, or you've had too much to drink. Simply put, violence is a choice.
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Australia is experiencing a family violence crisis.
Yesterday, the Federal Government released its first Action Plan to end the crisis and wipe out gender-based violence within a generation.
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Yesterday we welcomed the Hon
@ColinBrooksMP Minister for Housing and Multicultural Affairs to discuss the newly announced Regional Housing Fund, and advocate for the needs of families we support.
Our submission highlights the experiences of those seeking safety and wellbeing from family violence, and the housing crisis's impacts on our clients in decision-making around their journey from family violence. #HW2023
Read our submission here: ow.ly/oO3750PtIsE
Soaring rents, low vacancy rates, and interest rate rises are pushing housing affordability to an all-time low. The situation is only getting harder for women and children seeking safety, wellbeing and a life free from violence. #HW2023
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Homelessness Prevention Week starts today.
Family violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women & children in Australia, and housing is a significant consideration for every woman we support. #HW2023
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We welcome the much-needed investment in social and affordable housing in regional Victoria. It won't solve the housing crisis but it's a step in the right direction.
It's time to address the gaps in the Family Law system. We endorse @WLSAnetwork's submission to the Family Law Amendment Bill 2023.
Read more here: wlsa.org.au/2023/06/23/inqui…
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Thanks @GreaterBendigo for hosting a beautiful flag raising ceremony to commemorate #NAIDOC2023. This year's theme is #ForOurElders, recognising the important role elders play in our communities and families.
