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Live web chat support extended to midnight

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Safe Steps live web chat support now available from 9am to midnight, Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)  Connect anonymously with a Family Violence Crisis Specialist  24/7 support is available on 1800 015 188 and via safesteps@safesteps.org.au  Safe Steps is pleased to announce that our live web chat service is now available until midnight on weekdays. The service connects users directlyContinue reading Live web chat support extended to midnight

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Safe Steps joins forces with Ritchies Supermarkets

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Safe Steps has joined forces with Ritchies Supermarkets, enabling shoppers to support the work of Victoria’s 24/7 Family Violence Response Centre every time they make a purchase at the supermarket. The Community Benefit program, synonymous with the business has donated more than $50 million to customer chosen charities and organisations since its launch 27 years agoContinue reading Safe Steps joins forces with Ritchies Supermarkets

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Support Safe Steps by shopping at Myer Frankston this February

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This February, the Frankston community can support the work of the Safe Steps Family Violence Response Centre, Victoria’s only 24/7 crisis service, every time they shop at Myer Frankston. From 1 to the 28 February, Myer Frankston is running a Local Giving Month POS Round Up Campaign.  Customers shopping instore will have the opportunity toContinue reading Support Safe Steps by shopping at Myer Frankston this February

Thousands of Victorians Walk Against Family Violence

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Victorians have taken to their local streets wearing orange to show their support for victims and survivors of family violence, and to send the message that family violence and all forms of violence against women are unacceptable. Scroll down to view an interactive gallery of #WAFV2020 images. This year, the number of family violence incidentsContinue reading Thousands of Victorians Walk Against Family Violence