Sports Clubs Say It’s not OK in Horowhenua
Taking the message on to the field is the 12th grade promotion squad for junior soccer in Levin (pictured).... Read more
It's not OK Tuesdays
Staff at Raukura Waikato Social Services in Huntly have decided to wear It's not OK t shirts every Tuesday to help raise awareness about family violence in the Waikato.... Read more
Family Fun in Palmerston North
It’s not OK fans came in handy at the Westbrook Community Day in Palmerston North on Saturday 31 March.... Read more
Champions Spread the Word
It’s not OK Champions spread the word at the Tainui Games over the weekend 18/19 February.... Read more
It’s not OK at Ulalei
It’s not OK champion Vic Tamati hands out fans to spectators at the annual Ulalei Pacific Sevens Tournament in Wellington.... Read more
Ask Vic
Vic is now violence free but it wasn't always that way. Ask his advice or read his responses to others.
Ask Jude
Jude is a survivor of family violence. Ask her a question or read her responses to others.
I remember meeting Mum’s partner in 2004, let’s call him *Beau. Everything started off sweet for the first year, until he got into the drinking and going to the pub. Mum and Beau fought all the time over everything and anything.
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