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Small Steps 4 Hannah
Together we can HALT domestic and family violence.
Started by the Clarke family in honour of Hannah, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey, the Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation works to HALT the cycle of domestic violence so everyone can feel respected, informed, confident to act and safe.
$350k+
in community grants to DV services
10,000+
students educated
500+
first responders trained in coercive control
Our co-founder Ash is a Small Steps 4 Hannah ambassador.
Australian Melanoma Research Foundation
Funding research into melanoma in Australia.
Melanoma is one of the most common cancers in young Australians. The AMRF funds research into prevention, early detection and treatment.
Coming soon
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Family violence
Safe Steps
Victoria's family violence response line for women and children. Open 24/7.
Family violence
1800RESPECT
National counselling and support for sexual, domestic and family violence. Open 24/7.
Family violence
The Orange Door
Free support for families in Victoria who are experiencing family violence.
Sexual assault
Sexual Assault Crisis Line
Crisis support for anyone in Victoria who has experienced sexual assault.
Sexual assault
Full Stop Australia
Counselling for people affected by sexual, domestic or family violence.
Mental health
Butterfly National Helpline
Support for eating disorders and body image concerns.
Mental health
PANDA
Support for anxiety and depression during pregnancy and early parenthood.
Legal
Women's Legal Service Victoria
Free legal help for women, including family law and family violence.
Community
Djirra
Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and families.
Community
InTouch
Family violence support for women from migrant and refugee communities.
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