CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER
Social Media posts to showcase The SAFV Centre’s supporting role in The Give Where You Live Foundations, Conversations That Matter event. Featuring Brittany Higgins, a powerful advocate whose lived experience has made her a leading voice in the fight against gender-based violence.
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The most powerful response is saying I believe you. These three words can validate the pain, affirm their courage, and begin the path to healing.
Creating a culture of belief is not just about listening – but also standing with victim survivors, advocating for their right and supporting their healing journey.
On June 5th, we will be supporting the Conversations That Matters with Brittany Higgins event. Brittany Higgins is a powerful advocate whose lived experience has made her a leading voice in the fight against gender-based violence.
If you need support don't be afraid to speak to a supporting member on the day. We see your courage and your experience is valid.
We also offer 24 hour immediate crisis care.
Sexual assault support services can provide you with counselling, support, advocacy and linkages with legal and medical services.
Call us:
Geelong – 5222 4318
Wimmera – 5381 1211
South West – 5561 1934
Email us:
Geelong - reception@safvcentre.org.au
Wimmera - wimmera@safvcentre.org.au
South West - emmahouse@safvcentre.org.au
Webchat: safvcentre.org.au/webchat (mon-fri 9am-5pm)
Visit us:
59-63 Spring Street, Geelong West
25 Roberts Avenue, Horsham
131-133 Kepler Street, Warrnambool
FACEBOOK REBRAND
To reflect the merge between The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre and Emma House, I was tasked with creating a strategic social media plan to rebrand their Facebook page. Following this, I created posts as mentioned in the plan to aid the rebrand.
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RECONCILIATION WEEK
First Nations people are more at risk than any other groups. This reconciliation week I was tasked to create a versatile post for all social media platforms to show The SAFV Centre’s support and solidarity.
FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION MONTH RECAP
Social media post to conclude May being Family Violence Prevention Month. Reflecting on the importance, highlights and The SAFV Centre’s impact.
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