Preventing domestic & family violence in Wagga Wagga.
Football Wagga is saying NO MORE.
From 13–16 August 2026, Football Wagga is joining Wagga Women’s Health Centre and NO MORE to stand against domestic and family violence.
Players, coaches, volunteers and supporters are invited to take part in workshops, wear orange and link arms in support of safer, more respectful communities.
#nomorewagga
What is DV2650?
DV:2650 is a primary prevention initiative that works to address the underlying drivers of domestic and family violence through education, leadership and community action.
We know that preventing violence isn't the responsibility of one organisation or sector. It takes workplaces, sporting clubs, schools, community groups and individuals working together to create communities where everyone feels safe, respected and valued.
Through partnerships, events, training and local leadership, DV:2650 supports our community to play an active role in prevention.
Who runs DV2650?
DV:2650 is proudly led by Wagga Women's Health Centre.
Wagga Women's Health Centre has been supporting and advocating for women in the Riverina since 1979. Alongside specialist services for women, the Centre delivers community education and primary prevention initiatives that address the drivers of domestic and family violence and promote gender equality.
Together, we are working towards a community where everyone can live free from violence.
2026 Project
Men As Allies
In 2026, DV:2650 is delivering the Men as Allies Project—a community-led initiative supporting men and boys to play a positive role in preventing domestic and family violence.
The project brings together leaders from sport, education, community organisations and local government to learn, collaborate and take action.
Throughout the year, the project will deliver community events, training opportunities and local partnerships that encourage respectful relationships and safer communities for everyone.
Join the DV2650 network to stay involved in local action, training, events and conversations working to prevent domestic and family violence in Wagga Wagga.
Enter to win 1 of 10 signed copies
of the She Is Not Your Rehab book.
Resources
Websites offering information, resources, and practical ideas for men’s engagement and prevention.
Leaders in the male engagement in the primary prevention. Matt Brown’s TED talk is a must watch (video here)!
A free 30-day program developed by Matt Brown (She Is Not Your Rehab)
No To Violence / Men’s Referral Service
Support (phone or online chat) for Men using / or affected by violence
Support and resources focusing on young men and healthy masculinities
She Is Not Your Rehab – Book Giveaway – Terms and conditions
By entering this competition, you will go into the draw to win one of 10 signed copies of She Is Not Your Rehab by Matt Brown.
This giveaway is open to people who attend or engage with the DV2650 Men as Allies event and complete the online sign-up form.
By entering, you are also joining the DV2650 network. This means Wagga Women’s Health Centre may contact you with updates about DV2650, including local action, training opportunities, events, resources and conversations working to prevent domestic and family violence in Wagga Wagga.
You can unsubscribe from DV2650 updates at any time.
One entry per person. Winners will be selected at random and contacted using the details provided in the form. Prizes are not transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.
Personal information collected through this form will be used for the purposes of administering the giveaway, contacting winners, and sharing relevant DV2650 updates and opportunities. Your details will not be sold or shared with third parties for unrelated marketing purposes.
The giveaway is run by Wagga Women’s Health Centre as part of the DV2650 initiative. Wagga Women’s Health Centre reserves the right to amend, suspend or cancel the giveaway if required.