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Australia’s peak body for deaf and hearing impaired football is calling out inadequate funding and support for the national women’s team, as the side prepares to take on reigning gold medalists USA, in Denver Colorado.
"We need more affordable and social housing to reduce the waitlists for victim-survivors of domestic violence."
Monash University academic Dr Danielle Ramirez is helping to reshape women's education in Australia.
Youth Off the Streets is non-denominational organisation with a focus on early intervention that empowers young people and strengthens communities. The organisation offers education, housing, and mental health services – all with a focus on young people.
It’s eighteen hundred hours on the frontlines of domestic violence and we are in a refuge in an unidentified location with Letitia, a senior case worker at NOVA for women and children.  
Meet Dilini, a frontline worker providing culturally informed services for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Muslim Women Australia works predominantly with women from migrant and refugee backgrounds, also known as Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD).
In 2022, the NSW Government committed funding to establish the WDVCAS Hearing Support pilot in half of all NSW local courts.
This program, within the Women's Legal Service in western Sydney, exists because of the disproportionate representation of First Nations women when it comes to domestic violence.
"The better the WDVCAS and police work together – the better the outcomes for victim-survivors."

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