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WoSSCA Resources
WoSSCA has developed informative resources to share the work we do and raise awareness about domestic, family and sexual violence. These resources can be shared with other people, within organisations, healthcare workers, stakeholders and other relevent networks.
Women's Voice Infographics
Our six monthly infographics shows data across WoSSCA’s service about how women and children are accessing our service. You can download the infographics below.
WoSSCA Service Poster
Our Service poster was made in collaboration with StickMob Studio. Local artist Alyssa Mason designed the poster for us!
Alongside other local services, we work collaboratively on projects aiming to reduce and eliminate gender-based violence.
U Right Sis?
Staying Safe Online Project.
U Right Sis? was an initial collaboration between The Equity Institute, Kungas Stopping Violence Program (NAAJA) and WoSSCA, this has now grown with the Early Intervention Grant to include collaboration with Her Story and an expansion in locations where U Right Sis? workshops are provided.
The U Right Sis? project aims to:
- To increase digital literacy of technology facilitated abuse to enhance online safety.
- To challenge attitudes and beliefs which dismiss or condone technology facilitated abuse.
- To raise awareness of technology-facilitated abusive behaviours so that women, young people, frontline services and communities are better able to identify, support and respond.
- To promote healthy relationships, and challenge ‘jealousing’ as an acceptable behaviour
For more information on U Right Sis? please visit the U Right Sis? website or follow them on Facebook.
Women's Safety Services
of Central Australia
Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia (WoSSCA) is a not-for-profit, non-government organisation that operates on a feminist framework and is committed to assisting and enabling women and children experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence.
We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the land we work on, as the first people of this country. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders past, present and emerging. Our vision is for greater safety, respect and dignity for all women and their children in Central Australia.