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Help to raise public awareness of the unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ and/or living with a disability in the context of FDV....

Zonta House is incredibly proud to have launched our very first Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) alongside 70 special guests on the banks of the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River), with a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony by Aunty Robyn Collard, address by RAP Committee Co-Chair Jasmine Kadic who spoke about “the why”, and wording … Read more

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Our Vision for Reconciliation Zonta House is committed to working alongside Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Western Australia. Through collaborative efforts grounded in cultural respect and understanding, we strive to provide safety, support healing, resilience, and upholding dignity within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities affected by family violence. By recognising and … Read more

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On 15th August gathered at Matilda Bay Restaurant to celebrate a momentous milestone, Zonta House Refuge Association’s 40th Anniversary! “We stand on the shoulders of giants, people who fought, people who advocated, who persevered and did not give up. People have power and, if I look back at what we have been able to achieve … Read more

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We are thrilled to announce that Zonta House Refuge Association is a finalist in the prestigious Third Sector Awards in the category of Workforce Excellence 🎉 This recognition honors the outstanding strategies we have implemented to effectively manage and optimise our workforce, and we couldn’t be more proud. The Third Sector Awards are a significant … Read more

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Zonta House helped me by providing refuge place for my family, giving an attentive ear to hear us, providing material support and linking me to different service providers for support

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If you are in immediate danger, or someone you know is in immediate danger please do not hesitate and call Police on 000.

If you are at risk, please ensure you follow the eSafety Commission recommendations for staying safe online.

Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) can happen in relationships with a partner, defacto, family member, carer, boyfriend or girlfriend.

This behaviour can be threatening, abusive, violent, coercive, stalking, controlling, making someone feel scared and/or forcing them to do things they don’t want to do.

It can occur in current or past imitate relationships, family settings, or extended family groups.

For more information on what is considered Family and Domestic Violence, or how to identify it please visit Safe and Equal or 1800RESPECT. WA’s after-hours response helpline is available 24/7 if you are in crisis and need urgent help for refuge assessment or emergency accommodation options Crisis Care Free Call 1800 199 008