Hope Restoration Network (HRN)
Our Work in AUstralia
Community Outreach
The eradication of domestic violence in Australia requires advocacy and sustained public education, which would achieve a change in the culture that perpetuates violence against women and children. This could be achieved by developing the capacity of community-based advocates to deal with the issue of domestic violence. The goal of this part of our work is to raise awareness at the community level by sharing the knowledge and transferring some of the skills needed to provide the early interventions to women and men in abusive relationships through awareness. We purposed to network with the community-based advocates for youth advocacy and other community-based organisations to develop their capacity to advocate against domestic violence. Hope Restoration Network seeks to extend its community outreach activities to the following areas in Australia:
- Tasmania
- New Southwales
- Northern Territory
In addition, Hope Restoration Network would like to build its relationships with the police stations in our various project catchment areas.
Our Objectives
The objectives are:
- To provide community-based advocates – teachers, church workers, health workers, peer educators and other advocates with the skills, knowledge resources and some educational materials which would enable them to advocate against violence against women and children in their communities. Hope Restoration Network does not believe that any person should be abuse and implicit in all our work is that male victims of abuse deserve the same level of support as female victims.
- To produce a manual which could be used as a resource by domestic violence advocates in Australia.
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