Our CEO Yvette spoke with Penny Terry from the Health Speak Tasmania podcast about finding confidence to safely help those who are experiencing family violence. Penny also chats with a survivor advocate, Deb, who tells us about her experience with family violence, and ways people and services can help.
Take a listen through this Health Speak episode website.
(🎧This podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify).
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