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WA to get first shelter for male victims of domestic violence
Statistics reveal one in 18 men have experienced physical and/or sexual violence by a current or previous partner, while one in seven have experienced emotional abuse.
Find the news story here, or find it on WA Today’s Facebook page here.
Rach Mac from Broken Crayons Still Colour is hoping to raise vital funds to help male victims of domestic violence. Find out how to donate here.
Our Second Safe Haven, House of Colours
We are pleased to let you know that our second safe haven, House Of Colours is now open.
Our second safe haven houses six mothers, ten children and an on-site manager.
We are so thankful for everyone who helped us get this up and running, providing a safe haven for many women and children escaping domestic violence, whilst they get back on their feet.
Introducing our new Removal Truck!
Let us introduce you to our new Removal Truck. Bam Bam Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation removal truck is now on the road, helping us to collect donated furniture, and to distribute furniture to our Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation clients.
New Merchandise Available
We have added some new merchadise for sale. The Sweatshirts are $60 each and the earrings are $15 a pair.
You can view all our merchandise available here.
What better way to show your support and spread the word about Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation than representing with some really cool merchandise.
You’ll look good and show the world you care about putting an end to domestic and family violence.
Please contact us directly to purchase our merchandise.
A Groundbreaking Initiative for Male Victims of Domestic Violence in Western Australia
You can read our press release below;
National Family Safety Summit Speaker – Future Leader: Rach Mac
I would like to thank Third Sector News for highlighting my life saving work.
I am very much looking forward to speaking/educating at the National Family Safety Summit 2023 in the next few days 
https://www.facebook.com/100063602259004/posts/851145383682196/?
Featured Leader: Rach Mac on Empowering Survivors of Domestic Violence through Strategic Approaches
“Victim blaming is nothing more than harsh judgement it needs to stop instantly. There is No Excuse for family domestic violence NONE,” said Broken Crayons Still Colour Foundation Founder Rach Mac.
Gain insights on how to empower survivors of domestic violence: https://hubs.la/Q02bBf030
Rach Mac will be speaking at Third Sector’s National Family Safety Summit.
Third Sector
Congratulations Rach Mac, winner of the Awards Australia Local Legend Award!
The Awards Australia Local Legends Award acknowledges those everyday people doing extraordinary things within their local communities.
Rach Mac transformed from a real estate agent to a fearless survivor and advocate against domestic violence. Her creation of the Broken Crayon’s Still Colour Foundation has not only saved lives but empowered survivors. Rach takes enormous risks, personally conducting emergency relocations and providing critical support to victims. Her impact extends to legal advocacy, court support, Christmas provisions, and a transition to safer homes. Despite receiving no government funding, she raises her funds, securing an emergency relocation vehicle and establishing two safe havens for mothers and children. Rach’s dedication has led to awards and international recognition, promising lasting change in the fight against domestic violence.
The Fred Awards Recipient!
Congratulations to Rach Mac for following in Fred’s footsteps by showing outstanding care and compassion for others!
Please join with us to congratulate Rach for receiving this award from The Fred Hollows Foundation.
Read our Article in The West Australian
Rach Mac had an interview published in The West Australian on Wednesday 3rd May 2023. Read it below!
