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Family violence during pregnancy

Family or domestic violence can begin or become worse during pregnancy. Find out what to do if you or someone you know needs help.

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Pregnancy - Pregnancy Topics - Domestic violence and pregnancy

Domestic violence is the most common form of assault

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Domestic violence and what you can do about it | Abuse and violence | ReachOut Australia

Domestic violence, or ‘intimate partner violence’, is violent, abusive or intimidating behaviour in a relationship. Learn about what behaviours to look out for and where you can go for help at ReachOut.com.

Violence Prevention - Women's Health Queensland Inc

The Equal and Together Alliance is a partnership of organisations, businesses, clubs and networks that are working across Queensland to build respect and equity within their workplaces and communities

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Community Ally Network - Women's Health Queensland Inc

Women's Health Queensland is launching an ambassador program to support regional rural and remote women living with current or historical violence.

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Family violence | MensLine Australia

Domestic and family violence in our community is unacceptable

Domestic and family violence | eSafety Commissioner

Get advice, help and support if you are experiencing online abuse as part of domestic and family violence.

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Staying safe | MensLine Australia

A Safety Plan for people escaping domestic and family violence.

Online safety planning | eSafety Commissioner

Learn how to create an online safety plan for you and your children if you are experiencing online abuse as part of domestic and family violence.

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