Linking Communities Network Ltd

25/05/2026

National Sorry Day 2026 marks the 29th anniversary of the tabling of the Bringing them home report in 1997. The Bringing them home report shared this history with the nation and made wide-ranging recommendations to address the enormous harm caused to Stolen Generations survivors and their families.

A generation on, many of these crucial actions have not been taken. We have lost many survivors over the decades since the report, and time is running out for those who are left to see justice.

Sorry without action is not enough. This year’s national theme, From Sorry to Action, reflects expectations that governments take urgent steps to create tangible and measurable change within survivors’ lifetimes.

This moment demands leadership, accountability and action.

06/05/2026

This Domestic Violence Remembrance Day we stand with the families impacted by the tragic loss of a loved one due to Domestic and Family Violence.

We honour those who will not return, those who cannot leave just yet, and those who have made it out and are on the journey of healing and rebuilding their and their children’s lives.

01/05/2026

Speaking up could change a life.

May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month in Australia. Prevention starts with people like us.

Friends. Neighbors. Everyday Australians. Speaking out when something doesn’t feel right.

If you’re a victim of domestic or family violence HELP IS AVAILABLE.

For any crime in progress call Triple Zero 000. For non-emergencies, please call PAL (Police Assistance Line) 131 444.

Concerned about someone? Tip us off in confidence online nsw.crimestoppers.com.au or call 1800 333 000

👉 Share this and change a life for the better.

15/04/2026