I'm prepared to take action
Bring attention to the issue of domestic and family violence by joining the Not Now, Not Ever in Logan campaign.
Almost 30 Logan businesses and community groups are showing their support by sponsoring street banners that are now flying high above streets in our city.
We won’t stop until our community has zero tolerance for domestic and family violence.
Like us
Like us on Facebook and Instagram, and share our posts.
Hand out our Quick Help guide
Download, print and hand out our Quick Help guide.
You can get printed copies at Logan hairdressers, police stations, medical centres, community services and Council offices.
If you are a local business or community group and you’d like to printed copies, please email us: notinlogan@yfs.org.au.
Put up our posters
Show your support by displaying our eye-catching posters.
Click on the links below to download printable PDF files.
- Logan says no to domestic violence
- We say not now, not ever in Logan
- Help make Logan families safer
- Safe families mean everyone can thrive
- Logan kids deserve to be safe
- Living free from violence is everyone’s right
- Reducing violence is everyone’s responsibility
To get printed copies, email us: notinlogan@yfs.org.au.
Circulate our post cards
Our post cards can help you spread the word about Not Now, Not Ever in Logan.
To get printed copies, email us: notinlogan@yfs.org.au.
Learn
Silence and a lack of knowledge about domestic and family violence enables violence to persist.
The Our Watch campaign to end violence against women and children provides important advice for all of us.
What teens can do
If you’re a young person, find out what you can do to help end violence against women and learn about how common this is among young people in Australia today.
What parents and caregivers can do
Parents and carers are key sources of information for their children and can promote positive messages and modelling about issues like respect, equality, gender, consent and violence.
What men can do
Men have an important role to play in ending violence against women and their children.
What women can do
Women and girls, like men and boys, have a role to play in promoting gender equality and challenging gender stereotypes.
What workers can do
Professionals like teachers, managers and sector workers have an important role to play in preventing violence against women and their children. Find out what you can do in your field.
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