Job cuts proposed for agency fighting family and sexual violence

The Centre for Family Violence and Sexual Violence Prevention is facing significant workforce reductions, with proposals suggesting up to a third of its staff could be laid off. This potential cutback comes at a critical time for organizations dedicated to combating family and sexual violence. The agency plays a vital role in providing support and resources to victims and working towards prevention strategies.

These proposed job cuts could severely impact the agency's capacity to address and prevent family and sexual violence, potentially leaving vulnerable individuals with fewer resources.