Enough Is Enough Petition
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Enough Is Enough Petition

As Common Grace members, we are devastated about the deaths of 52 women this year due to domestic violence. We believe in a God whose heart also breaks for these women and their families. For God’s sake, #EnoughisEnough.

Today we have started a petition naming that enough is enough. As Common Grace members, we are devastated about the deaths of 52 women this year due to domestic violence.  We believe in a God whose heart also breaks for these women and their families.

We ask the government to address the current crisis in the following ways:

  1. A national crisis summit on domestic violence with all key stakeholders.
  2. Addition in funding for crisis phone lines.
  3. Funding and national roll out of men's behaviour change programs.
  4. Additional funding for community lawyers and legal aid.
  5. Invest in new crisis centres and long-term affordable housing, along with more funding for specialist legal services..

CLICK HERE to sign the petition and get involved in Common Grace's Domestic Violence work here.

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