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WWILD creates resources and shares helpful resources from other places.
WWILD creates easy read information and videos, and shares helpful resources from other places.
WWILD has created easy english client documents for all services in violence prevention and support sectors Easy English resources like these, assist people with low literacy and intellectual disability to make informed decisions and provide informed consent in relation to
Easy English Information Sheets About Domestic and Family Violence Orders Are Now Available These Easy-English information sheets freely available for download on our website: What is a Domestic Violence Order Going to Court for a Domestic Violence Order –
WWILD’s ‘You and Me’ Program’s Relationship Cards This resource kit includes Relationship, Feelings and Strengths ‘I AM’ cards. The cards were developed as part of You and Me Relationships Group program. This kit, developed by WWILD, may be used by
Christmas Holiday Closures WWILD will be closed from Friday 22nd December 5pm till Tuesday 2nd January 2024. If you need any extra support during this time, please click on this LINK to find the correct crisis support phone number. Please
Treatment of man at Brisbane’s Forensic Disability Service referred to Queensland’s human rights watchdog – ABC News State political reporters Kate McKenna, Rachel Riga and Alexandra Blucher, ABC Investigations; Posted Tue 17 Oct 2023 at 5:47am, updated Tue 17 Oct 2023 at 2:20pm A complaint
‘We were supposed to be protected’: Florence was allegedly raped in a mental health ward – and she’s not alone – ABC News triple j Hack / By Ayla Darling, ABC Investigations Posted 3/10/2023 Parents of a teenage girl are considering taking
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