by Simone O’Brien | May 25, 2020 Staying at home doesn’t mean we stop talking about domestic violence . There are ways we can continue raising awareness and we must keep going.
My journey started in 2012. I suffered a horrific domestic violence attack at the hands of a perpetrator who would not take “no” for an answer. It started with emotional and psychological abuse, including telling lies, stealing money and insults. And it ended with me being beaten with.
by Simone O’Brien | May 25, 2020. Staying at home doesn’t mean we stop talking about domestic violence . There are ways we can continue raising awareness and we must keep going. Get to know your neighbours. by Simone O’Brien | Apr 6, 2020.
by Simone O’Brien | Apr 6, 2020 | General. I was really happy when I heard about the government’s recent announcement on increasing support for domestic violence services in the light of the Coronavirus situation. As our nation deals with thousands of job losses, schools closing, rising number of coronavirus… I could have been Hannah, Mum-of-three reveals how her online date hit her in the head 50 times with a baseball bat when she broke up with him – as she fronts anti- domestic violence campaign. Simone O’Brien, 41, was …
As a survivor of a horrific domestic violence incident, Ms O’Brien has emerged to become a vocal advocate in how to look out for the warning signs that could save a life. Simone O’Brien is a …
Together, let’s stop domestic violence . *** Simone O’Brien will be sharing more of her incredibly story at an annual fundraising event for RizeUp, an organisation that provides much-needed practical support to women and children escaping violent situations – from help furnishing a.
Simone O’Brien is a survivor, fighting against all odds after a horrific attack. (Nine) Even my friends thought he was a gentle giant, he was a bigger man, very polite and opened the door for you …
Stopping domestic violence is too big a task to achieve on my own. I’m always looking forward to partnering with like-minded organisations to get the message further out there. Some of the organisations that I am proud to have worked with are Western Bulldogs Football Club, Carlton Football Club, Australia’s CEO Challenge, Queensland Police.
Source: Wimmera Mail-Times HORSHAM mother of three Simone O’Brien was bashed repeatedly with a baseball bat and and left for dead – by a man she had agreed to marry. It is a horrific story of domestic violence at the hands of a vicious predator. Mrs O’Brien spent a month in a Brisbane hospital’s intensive care unit fighting for her life.
