SASVic, peak body for sexual assault & harmful sexual behaviour services in Victoria, including Sexual Assault Crisis Line (SACL). Retweets not endorsements
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ALT Yellow tile with quote by Dr Amy Webster, Manager of Policy, Advocacy and Research at Sexual Assault Services Victoria. The quote reads: "“…this foundational knowledge isn't sufficiently covered by the dominant qualification pathways, and that's despite the prevalence of child sexual abuse across our community and the seriousness and longevity of its impact.”
ALT Sexual Assault Crisis Line The Victorian Sexual Assault Crisis Line provides free and confidential crisis counselling, support and advocacy for survivors of recent and past sexual assault. 1800 806 292 The Sexaul Assault Crisis Line operates after-hours, on weekends and public holidays. During office hours (9am-5pm, Monday-Friday) the number will direct to your local sexual assault service.
ALT Sexual offences in Greater Bendigo LGA in 2023 Greater Bendigo: 302 Reported Sexual Offences Victoria: 9,537 Reported Sexual Offences Almost 9 in 10 women do not report sexual assault to police.
ALT Blue and green background with a dark green map of Australia with a circle around Victoria. Dark green text displays 'Commissioned Research: Mapping the knowledge gaps and training needs of the specialist sector in Victoria'.
ALT Navy text on a cream background with green accents. Text: 3 ways we can close the gap and end violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. #CloseTheGap. An arrow pointing to the next tile.
ALT 1. Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to make decisions about their own lives and relationships.
ALT 2. Enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women to access effective, culturally-safe services and supports.
ALT 3. Challenge racism and victim-blaming whenever you see it - in the media, in your community and in your conversations with others.
