media
media releases
LGBTI victims challenge WA’S current domestic violence sector
2009-09-15
reports and publications
Handle with care. A resource directed at DV workers who are supporting the DSG community
2010-03-15
Towards Freedom: from domestic abuse in DSG relationships (A5 booklet in pdf)
2010-02-08
Towards Freedom - SSDAG DL Brochure (pdf)
2010-02-08
An Evaluation of the Project Work of the Same Sex Domestic Abuse Group (SSDAG)
2009-09-15
Relationship checklist
Domestic abuse/violence can take many forms. These questions may help.
Abuse in relationships
Domestic abuse/violence is based on the control over another person
Make yourself as safe as you can
Your crisis plan can include strategies for reducing risk to yourself
How WA Police Respond to SSDV (Part 1)
We encourage all victims of FDV to report the incidents to police so action can be taken to stop the violence
Key WA Police initiatives which address SSDV (Part 2)
WA Police works proactively to ensure officers are adequately skilled to provide professional police responses to the DSG community.
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