Join Rotary and NSW Police on Friday 1st December from 11am to 1pm and stand united against Domestic Violence. Coinciding with the UN Womens UNITE to End Violence against Women initiative Rotary in partnership with NSW Police are proud to be the organisers of this public gathering to raise awareness around Domestic and Family violence.
No need to book just turn up at the Sydney Town Hall Square at 11am on December 1st and add your support to the campaign to end domestic violence.
The impactful United Nations 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign, which spans from November 25th to December 10th, continues its mission to galvanize international action against gender violence.
This year, the campaign takes a momentous step forward with a significant event scheduled for December 1st at Sydney Town Hall Square.
Organised by the Rotary Club of Sydney and in collaboration with the NSW Police, this gathering is emblematic of the combined efforts of varied organisations in the relentless battle against domestic and family violence. Attendees can anticipate an evocative performance by the NSW Police Band, amplifying the event’s resonance and message.
The program is set to feature distinguished experts in the field of domestic and family violence. These keynote speakers will shed light on the complexities of the issue, providing invaluable insights and resources catered to assist survivors. In a show of unity, diverse community groups have also pledged their participation, solidifying a collective stance against this pervasive issue.
The alarming prevalence of domestic violence in New South Wales, particularly impacting women and children, accentuates the importance of such advocacy initiatives. Through these endeavors, the campaign reinforces its commitment to support victims, educate communities, and enforce perpetrator accountability, all in pursuit of a safer society for every individual.
If you oppose domestic and family violence, take note of the date and spread the word. Share this banner across your platforms and join hands with many to eliminate this severe injustice. Join us for a public gathering on 1st December from 11am to 1pm at Sydney Town Hall Square.
This year, the campaign takes a momentous step forward with a significant event scheduled for December 1st at Sydney Town Hall Square.
Organised by the Rotary Club of Sydney and in collaboration with the NSW Police, this gathering is emblematic of the combined efforts of varied organisations in the relentless battle against domestic and family violence. Attendees can anticipate an evocative performance by the NSW Police Band, amplifying the event’s resonance and message.
The program is set to feature distinguished experts in the field of domestic and family violence. These keynote speakers will shed light on the complexities of the issue, providing invaluable insights and resources catered to assist survivors. In a show of unity, diverse community groups have also pledged their participation, solidifying a collective stance against this pervasive issue.
The alarming prevalence of domestic violence in New South Wales, particularly impacting women and children, accentuates the importance of such advocacy initiatives. Through these endeavors, the campaign reinforces its commitment to support victims, educate communities, and enforce perpetrator accountability, all in pursuit of a safer society for every individual.
If you oppose domestic and family violence, take note of the date and spread the word. Share this banner across your platforms and join hands with many to eliminate this severe injustice. Join us for a public gathering on 1st December from 11am to 1pm at Sydney Town Hall Square.