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Our Geelong door remains open to support the Barwon region

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre is continuing to deliver essential specialist services to people who are experiencing sexual assault a...

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2020 Annual Report

The 2019-2020 financial year was unexpected; but there is still a lot to recognise and celebrate. Our service throughout the year have remained open ...

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Support The SAFV Centre by shopping at Myer Geelong this February

This February, the Geelong community can support the work of The Sexual Assault & Family Violence (SAFV) Centre, the Barwon area’s dedicated int...

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Staying safe while attending our office during COVID

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre continues to offer phone, video and, where required, face to face support. Your safety and wellbeing i...

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Geelong Giving Tree Appeal 2020

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre is a proud partner of the 2020 Geelong Giving Tree Appeal. For the first time in 20 years, the Geelo...

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New online training modules and dates

We have been working behind the scenes to transition our training online and are thrilled to share the scheduled delivery dates for the following trai...

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We are open and here to support you

Our service is open and remains available to support people impacted by sexual assault and women, children and young people experiencing family violen...

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Practitioners’ report on client experiences during COVID-19

In April 2020, The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre collected responses from our specialist practitioners in the Barwon and Wimmera regions...

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Breaking the Binary Code resources

Celebrating gender and sexuality diversity, challenging stereotypes and relationship expectations. Breaking the Binary Code is a 18-month primary prev...

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