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Shimmy Mob Melbourne 2024
Shimmy Mob Melbourne 2024
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The Melbourne team is returning for the 6th year of dancing the Shimmy Mob dance. As with previous years, this performance isn’t about raising money for our group, but for raising funds for our chosen domestic violence service who help those who have experienced a familial violence situation get the help they need.
For 2024, the Melbourne team are proudly raising funds for Safe Steps. We welcome all donations directly to Safe Steps via our fundraising page, plus welcome you all to join us at the Bowes Ave Community Hall in Airport West on Saturday May 11th between 1-3pm for dancing, performances and fun!
We are aiming to raise $1000 for Safe Steps. That $1000 could help:
- support 13 women and their children (or other family) plan how to leave a violent relationship;
- or 10 families ensure their pets are cared for while they are in temporary housing;
- or 8 families have safe and appropriate emergency housing.
Every bit donated, no matter how big or small, helps.
safe steps Family Violence Response Centre
Safe Steps is the only 24/7 family violence response centre in Victoria, providing a state-wide entry point for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence. Safe Steps delivers programs at a state and national level. Our services include information and referral, crisis response, specialist family violence risk assessment, safety planning, andaccess to supported crisis accommodation. Our practice is trauma and violence-informed and guided by evidence. We provide services to all victim-survivors and recognise that most of our work is dedicated to the needs of women and children, which reflects the gendered nature of domestic and family violence.