We provide specialist support and housing services in the Port Macquarie Hastings region
We help families through all stages of their journey towards safety. From helping a woman in the peak of crisis secure a safe place to stay, through to supporting her as she navigates the various services available.
We also work towards eliminating domestic and family violence by providing prevention and education programs in the local community.
What we do
"The way you have treated me has given me the inspiration to stand on my own two feet when I was down on the floor. Every second of help and support has empowered me, given me hope, strengthened my spirit and opened the door for me to follow my own path."
How we do it
Since 1980 we’ve supported local women and families affected by domestic and family violence and homelessness.
Our vision is a community where women and children are empowered and safe from domestic and family violence.
Our people are passionate about preventing, recognising and responding to domestic and family violence.
Upcoming events
26th November 2023
The annual Coastal Walk Against Domestic and Family Violence brings our community together to wear white and walk along the beaches and waterways of Port Macquarie.
Learn moreLiberty provides domestic violence training for workplaces, schools and organisations to recognise, respond and refer safely. Training is tailored to help workplaces understand their responsibilities around domestic violence for the wellbeing of their team. Respectful relationships sessions for schools are designed to support the New South Wales curriculum and prevent domestic violence.
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Latest news
Posted 01st December 2022
Hundreds of members of the Port Macquarie-Hastings community wore white and took steps towards a safer community during the Coastal Walk Against Domestic and Family Violence on Sunday 27 November.
Posted 03rd June 2022
The Liberty Links mobile outreach service was launched by Minister for Women’s Safety and the Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Natalie Ward, providing domestic violence services to outlying communities in the region including Lake Cathie, Kew, Comboyne and Wauchope.
Posted 27th May 2022
One of the highlights of Reconciliation Week 2022 was the launch of Liberty's new visual branding. The brand has been designed to work in with the ‘Galbaan Wakulda’ artwork created for us by local Aboriginal artist, Birrbay woman Angela Marr-Grogan.
