Speaking Out Helps Stop Violence!

Posted by Elsie Hagley on 3rd December, 2010 ·

Violence Is Not Okay
New Plymouth Police Family Violence Co-ordinator Detective Sergeant David Beattie
believes, that speaking Out Helps Stop Violence, it is a simple and effective way
of combating the growing family violence problem in the community.
(this comment was taken from the North Taranaki Midweek Dec 1 – 2010).

Domestic Violence or violence of any sort is not okay here in New Plymouth or anywhere in the world, but by keeping silent it will not make it go away, how can we help the victims, if we keep silent on the issue?.

We owe it to the community to report all violence, we have a very good organisation in Taranaki to cope with family violence, but if they do not know about it,they cannot help.

If you need help or suspect one of your friends is struggling with family violence – Ring the helpline 0800 456 450 Because family Violence it’s Not OK. Check out the website and lets fight crime together.

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About Elsie Hagley
Hi I am Elsie Hagley, living in Okoki, Urenui, Taranaki, semi retired farmers wife and mother of five grownup children, and fourteen grandchildren, eight great grandchildren,worked for thirty years in the rag trade, and been in the farming industry for the last 50 years. I am a computer addict, love helping people, teaching how to get a website or blog, by getting their business on the internet, letting the world know that Taranaki is a great place to own a business. Community Partner of Taranaki and New Plymouth NZ. Also enjoy social networking and making friends all over the world.

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