Moreton Bay Says NO to Violence

Walking For Awareness

The Moreton Bay Says NO to Violence annual walk is held on the last Friday in May each year. This peaceful walk is an opportunity for individuals, businesses, and community organisations to join with us to ‘raise your voice against domestic violence’.

The 2026 event will be held on Friday 29th May 2026.

DVO Applications 2025-2026 YTD (to 31 March 2026) in Moreton Bay areas (Pine Rivers, Caboolture, Redcliffe)

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of Cases Reported Against Men

Comm-You-nity Action

Make it clear

Make it clear that violence is not acceptable, and we do not condone violent or abusive behaviours.

Promote

Promote healthy and respectful relationships.

Protect

Community, business, religious, sporting, and government leaders protect and support people experiencing abuse.

Advocate

Workplaces challenge attitudes leading to violence and abuse, and support workers.

Accountability

Hold people who use violence and abuse accountable for their behaviours and choices.

For specific examples of what you can do to raise awareness of domestic and family violence and abuse, and start to change community attitudes and behaviours, visit Queensland says: Not now, not ever. Together.

How You Can Support

Walk With Us

REGISTER TO JOIN THE WALK:

As an Individual
As a Community Group, Club, or Organisation
As a Business

As a business

CLICK TO ACCESS DOCUMENTS TO SHOW YOUR BUSINESS ALSO SAYS NO TO VIOLENCE IN MORETON BAY:

Social Media designs
A poster for your shop window

Making A Change In Someone’s Life

Ways that community members can offer support to victims of domestic and family violence:

1: Always believe the person telling their story and take their concerns seriously

2: Listen without interruption or judgement

3: Support them to access specialised domestic and family violence services

Why we need to speak up against domestic and family violence:

1: On average 1 woman dies every week due to domestic and family violence

2: 1 in 6 women and 1 in 16 men have experienced physical or sexual violence by a current or former partner

3: Domestic and family violence has an impact on all people, and we all need to take a stand

Our Mission

As a collective group we are striving to create a community, and ultimately a nation, where all women can live safely, free from violence and abuse. We aspire to engage the whole community to end violence against women, children, and men, to promote gender equality and create a new vision of masculinity. As a committee we uphold a sense of honesty, transparency, fairness, and high moral standards. We welcome change and embrace creativity to maximize our efforts in motivating the community. Our expectations are high, and we aim to be the best in delivering the message that Moreton Bay stands up as one and says no to violence.