Why we're called ThirtyEight
ThirtyEight
In 2023, there were 409 victims of homicide and related offences recorded by police in Australia.
38% of those homicide and related offences were family and domestic violence (FDV) related*.
This is a national critical emergency.
The number needs to be 0%.
About Us
Our Story
Our Mission
Our Mission
ThirtyEight was founded by two women; Becky and Sarah. Throughout their professional and personal experience, they've helped numerous women build courage, trust their instincts, and reach out for support to end abusive relationships.
Abuse and Family Violence affects too many families across Australia with disproportionate numbers of wome
ThirtyEight was founded by two women; Becky and Sarah. Throughout their professional and personal experience, they've helped numerous women build courage, trust their instincts, and reach out for support to end abusive relationships.
Abuse and Family Violence affects too many families across Australia with disproportionate numbers of women and children impacted.
We're driven by a determination to explore local and national proactive, preventative initiatives in collaboration with other organisations to help, support and inform women who feel they may be at risk of abuse to seek support.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
At ThirtyEight, we’re a grassroots movement on a mission to spark awareness and connect women with the tools and knowledge they need to make empowered decisions and seek support when they need it.
We believe one of the most powerful ways to prevent harm is by helping women and girls recognise early signs of abuse or unhealthy behaviour in
At ThirtyEight, we’re a grassroots movement on a mission to spark awareness and connect women with the tools and knowledge they need to make empowered decisions and seek support when they need it.
We believe one of the most powerful ways to prevent harm is by helping women and girls recognise early signs of abuse or unhealthy behaviour in relationships—before things escalate.
Our work is grounded in prevention. By linking women and girls to education, resources, and a supportive community, we’re building momentum for change—together.
Our vision? A community where women are safe, respected, and thriving. We’ll know we’ve made real progress when family violence-related homicides drop to zero. That’s the future we’re working towards.