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Candlelight Vigil Wednesday 4 May

Candlelight Vigil supporter toolkit

On Wednesday 4 May 2022, people across Australia will light a candle to honour and remember the women and children who have died as a result of family violence. On average in Australia, each week a woman is killed at the hands of a current or former partner.

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre and Bethany Community Support, in partnership with the City of Greater Geelong, are lighting up community areas across Geelong in purple as part of Safe Steps’ Candlelight Vigil.

Join us and other Victorians as we light a candle to reflect or in remembrance of those who have lost their life due to family violence. The Candlelight Vigil provides a space for people to come together to grieve for them, share messages of hope, and ensure that we never forget the people behind the statistics.

Safe Steps will be hosting a virtual vigil at 6pm on Wednesday 4 May from the Family Violence Memorial Garden in Melbourne. To register for the online vigil, please visit https://bit.ly/SSCV2022

For further information on family violence, download our Candlelight Vigil Family Violence resource.

Show your support

We’ve made it easy for you to show your support by downloading any of the below marketing materials to add to your social media, newsletters and communications.

Post a message or video on social media about why you are lighting a candle or who you are lighting a candle for. Use the hashtag #GeelongCandleLightVigil2022 #LightACandle2022 #NeverForgotten

Download Candlelight Vigil email banner

Download Candlelight Vigil web banner

Download Candlelight Vigil social media tile 1

Download Candlelight Vigil social media tile 2

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land we stand on. We are committed to working toward creating a community where all people indigenous and non-indigenous are safe, connected and empowered to live well. The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre recognises the diverse needs of our community and we ensure our services are inclusive of all children, young people and their families including those who are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, those who identify as LGBTIQ and persons living with disability. We work collaboratively with people and partner organisations who also support our diverse client group. Interpreter and translator services are available to all our clients upon request.

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