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Our Impact

No matter your gender, race, or history, you all have the right to live free from violence, discrimination and to determine your own future.

Elizabeth Morgan House (EMH) works on the frontlines of the impacts of discrimination and violence. 

Our Outcomes Framework highlights our approach to better outcomes for our women:

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The issues 

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Family violence has risen 25.4% in the past 5 years against our women
(Victorian Crime Statistics, 2024)

So this year we:

  • Increased our court support hours by 21%

  • 228 women supported in our Outreach program

  • Responded to 502 Intake Enquiries 

  • Funded 169 nights of crisis accommodation for 33 clients. This was atotal of 5.12 nights per person.

  • Secondary consult calls increased from 59% in 2023 to 64.8% this year

We work together with Aboriginal Women within their communities to ensure safe and culturally strong futures for our women, children and youth.  Join us as we continue to work towards a future that is free from gender-based violence and all forms of discrimination that denies Aboriginal women and children their rights. 

Contact us for research opportunities

 

Issues that matter to us right now: 

 

 

Links for further information:

Annual Report 2024

Annual Report 2023

Annual Report 2022

Who we are

Our Strategic Plan

Additional external resources

Indigenous rights navigator tool

Free and Equal - towards respect for the human rights of Indigenous Peoples of Australia

Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission First Nations services

Want to lend your voice?

Elizabeth Morgan House is a member-based organisation and we encourage all Aboriginal women to become members. Together we resist. Together we rise.

We appreciate any donations that help us provide a voice for Aboriginal women and children to government.  

Build and share your knowledge of these issues. Keep in touch with EMH

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