In this fourth Speaking from Experience video, Renna and Keira speak about their experiences of this issue, including how it looked and felt for them and what could be done today to improve situations for others.
If you are experiencing family domestic violence and are in immediate danger, call 000 for Police and Ambulance.
If you want to speak to someone who you can talk to about this, call 1800RESPECT / 1800 737 732
Men’s Helpline – 1800 000 599 / 9223 1199
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In the third video in the Speaking from Experience series, Community Advisory Group members Keira and Renna talk about the reality of barriers and hurdles which compounded with a lack of opportunity expose the saying “if you have a go you will get a go” as a myth.
Their stories, along with 100 Families WA findings shared to date, offer a valuable insight into the experiences of people with lived experience of hardship or entrenched disadvantage.
The second video in the Speaking from Experience series, Community Advisory Group members Renna and Keira answer talk about their experiences of the Coronavirus Supplement and how it has impacted their lives.
Their stories, along with 100 Families WA findings shared to date, offer a valuable insight into the experiences of people with lived experience of hardship or entrenched disadvantage.
The first in the Speaking from Experience series, Community Advisory Group members Renna and Keira answer some tough questions that people with lived experience get asked and talk about their experiences of homelessness, and what home means to them.
Their stories, along with 100 Families WA findings shared to date, offer a valuable insight into the experiences of people with lived experience of hardship or entrenched disadvantage.