‘Be there’ – a world first Domestic Violence app, supporting the bystander
May 30, 2022
Do you want to know what to say or how to ‘be there’ for a loved one, a friend or even a stranger who is
Do you want to know what to say or how to ‘be there’ for a loved one, a friend or even a stranger who is
MATE regularly receives requests to deliver our training in at-risk communities, those who have identified a need but do not have the financial capacity to
Recently, we ran a webinar giving a brief overview of the MATE Bystander Program and what we can offer. We hope this answers your questions
We need your help. This beautiful family need your help. Kelly Wilkinson should be alive to continue to do the job she loved so much
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Whether you are experiencing violence, concerned about your own behaviour, or if you are an effective bystander looking for numbers to refer a friend or
As effective bystanders, holding people accountable for any form of violence, abuse or problematic behaviour is confronting. Here, we discuss some strategies that will assist
A couple of months ago, we wrote this article as a response to the increase in racial discrimination, particularly around Asian Australians, during Coronavirus. The
“It is very tempting to take the side of the perpetrator. All the perpetrator asks is that the bystander do nothing. He appeals to the
Long before Covid-19 forced an artificial isolation on me, loneliness has been my companion. I became aware of this loneliness when surrounded by the men
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