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What We Do
Torchlight Foundation
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True greatness lies in the boundless generosity of a compassionate heart.
About
Shining light for a brighter future
Torchlight Foundation is actively involved in raising awareness, providing support, and advocating for systemic changes to combat domestic violence. Through our various projects, including the CAFE Project, 100 Good Men, and The Dandelion Project, we aim to make a tangible impact on the lives of those affected.
Illuminating Support for Every Woman's Brighter Tomorrow
Why Torchlight Foundation?
What sets Torchlight Foundation apart is our unwavering dedication to instilling inspiration and knowledge within families and communities.
We believe that by empowering individuals to become advocates for transformative shifts in societal attitudes, culture, legislation, and government policies, we can break the cycle of abuse and create a future where every person has the opportunity to flourish in a safe and supportive environment.
Court Support
Education for All
Financial Support
Counselling
Security, Health & Wellbeing
Crisis & Court Support
Housing Support
Child Support
Join Us in Illuminating the Path
Whether you're seeking support, looking to contribute, or simply want to learn more about combating domestic violence, Torchlight Foundation welcomes you. Together, let's work towards a violence-free Australia, where empathy, equality, and safety prevail.
Thank you for visiting Torchlight Foundation - where every effort, no matter how small, contributes to a brighter, safer future for all.
500 +
Women & Children Helped
Did You Know?
As at January 2022, here are the key facts around domestic violence ini Australia.
Domestic violence covers a lot of hurtful things that can happen in relationships.
It's not just hitting; it can also be messing with someone's feelings, controlling their money, or forcing them to do things they don't want to do.
It can even involve using phones or computers to bother or watch someone all the time.
These abuses, like physical harm, emotional manipulation, financial control, sexual assault, verbal aggression, and social isolation, can really mess up someone's life and make them feel like they have no control.
It's important to know about these things so we can help people going through it and try to stop it from happening in the future.
Paving the way for a future where everyone thrives in control of their own lives.
We are shining the light
on Domestic Violence
Remember that the happiest people are not those getting more, but those giving more.
H. Jackson Brown Jr.
Ignite Change
Get Involved
Get involved with us in making a difference—there are various ways to contribute. You can make a meaningful impact by donating money, dedicating your time, or offering your valuable skills. Your financial support fuels our initiatives, your time helps us on the ground, and your skills bring expertise to our cause. Whether it's a monetary contribution, volunteer hours, or sharing your expertise, every contribution plays a vital role in creating positive change. Join us in shaping a better future—give money, give time, or give skills. Together, let's make a lasting impact.
Alarming Stats
Legal measures like Domestic Violence Orders and the National Plan to combat domestic violence.
Indigenous women face disproportionate domestic violence, experiencing higher victimisation rates than non-Indigenous women.
One woman loses her life to domestic violence each week.
1 in 6 Aussie women, and 1 in 16 men face partner violence.
Approximately 125 children each week are hospitalised
due to domestic violence injuries.
Underreporting is common in domestic violence incidents, as survivors often choose not to disclose.
Domestic violence in Australia impacts many children, leading to lasting psychological and emotional effects.
Domestic violence incurs significant economic costs in Australia, reaching billions annually.
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