Safer Pathways provides united support for victims of violence

By Tracey Fairhurst
Updated April 20 2017 - 12:53pm, first published 12:27pm
United effort: The Safer Pathways program will provide support for victims of domestic violence under a more co-ordinated approach.
United effort: The Safer Pathways program will provide support for victims of domestic violence under a more co-ordinated approach.

HASTINGS residents experiencing domestic and family violence will receive tailored, multi-agency support with the roll out of Safer Pathway in the Mid-North Coast Local Area Command (LAC) from September 2017.

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