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Check out our CEO, Ken Marslew, explaining the birth of Enough is Enough, Anti-violence Movement.

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Yesterday was Youth Homelessness matters day.🏠💔
It’s common for people to think that all people experiencing homelessness sleep on the streets. But rough sleeping is only a small part of the problem of homelessness. Homelessness is about not having a home, which means not having a sense of security, stability, privacy, safety and the ability to control your living space.
📊 Do you know what the statistics say about Youth Homelessness? Swipe to find out more. ➡️
If you or anyone you know is experiencing mental health distress due to being at risk of experiencing homelessness OR if you have experienced crime as a result of inadequate housing do not hesitate to contact our team on 02 95424029.

Join our CEO and Founder Ken Marslew as he shares

Join our CEO and Founder Ken Marslew as he shares his inspiring account of resilience and unwavering commitment to reforming society's attitudes towards violence through his personal experience of tragedy.
Motivated by Murder follows Ken’s personal journey following the tragic murder of his son, Michael, in 1994. From the incident to the hunt for Michael’s killer to Ken’s confrontation of the legal system, the book is an example of how one man’s determination can spark a worldwide movement for change.
Here are the details
📆: Tuesday 23rd of April
⏰: 6:30pm to 7:30pm
📍: Sutherland Library

Use the link in our bio to secure your FREE ticket! 🎟️
Alternatively head to Sutherland Library website to secure a spot!

Can't make it? You can purchase the book by heading to the link in our bio or by contacting our office on 95424029

Thank you to Scarlett for her hard work in our off

Thank you to Scarlett for her hard work in our office and helping us start of Youth Week!

Be sure to come to our office on Thursday 18th April between 10-1pm for our Youth Week BBQ, all are welcome.

The Victims Support Scheme can provide: Counselli

The Victims Support Scheme can provide:

Counselling, financial assistance and a recognition payment for immediate family members of the victims who have lost their lives and to the victims who have been injured.

And counselling for those who were witnesses.

For further information about the support available, call Victims Services on 1800 019 123 or our team on 02 9542 4029.

Last Friday members from our team, Psychologist Ev

Last Friday members from our team, Psychologist Eva and Camila from our Victims Assistance Team went to Dillwynia Women's Correctional Centre and facilitated our Victims Impact and Risk Management Support Seminar.

Enough is Enough looks forward to returning and continuing our efforts of spreading awareness and reforming society's attitude towards violence.

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7-9 White Street, Jannali 2226
phone: (02) 9542 4029

email: team@enoughisenough.org.au

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