Loves-Me-Not piloted at nine schools
Year-12 students at Horowhenua College are the first in the country to participate in the Loves-Me-Not healthy relationships programme.... Read more
It’s not OK in Sign Language
The It’s not OK campaign is celebrating New Zealand Sign Language Week (13-19 May) by launching a series of Campaign messages to the Deaf community.... Read more
It’s not OK shares skills with Tonga
It’s not OK is helping raise awareness of family violence among journalists in Tonga.... Read more
Helping Others – What Can You Do?
A new booklet about how to help people in family violence situations can be ordered from our Resources section.... Read more
Fans Keep the Crowd Cool
It’s not OK fans helped people keep cool – and reminded them at Family Violence is never OK - at the annual Pasifika Festival in Auckland.... Read more
Ulalei Tournament Spreads the Message
It’s not OK supported the Ulalei Pacific Sevens Tournament again this year, combining family violence prevention with an impressive display of rugby by both men’s and women’s teams.... Read more
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