It's not OK Tuesdays

20 April 2012

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. Modelling the t shirts are Rangimaria Pere (left) and Agnes Waaka-Karekare at the Huntly office, one of three Raukura bases in Waikato. Rangimaria said they've received many comments from locals about the t shirts so they know they have got people talking about family violence already! Raukura is looking at other ways to embed the It's not OK messages locally with support from the Campaign.

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