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Explore rebuilding resourcesEvery person deserves safety and dignity in their own home. Peace @ Home exists to help amplify survivor-centred principles: prevention, meaningful support, accountability, healing and collective responsibility.
Domestic, intimate-partner, sexual and gender-based violence affect individuals, children, families, workplaces and communities. Lasting change requires both survivor support and prevention.
A public-facing platform for constructive advocacy, survivor-informed education and messages that help people recognize that violence is never merely a private matter.