Abuse is not OK

Published 2018-03-01

About this resource

This is an Easy English resource that helps people understand:

what is abuse
abuse is not OK
where to get help.

It was developed by the Office of the Public Advocate in conjunction with the Migrant Resource Centre.

It is designed to speak directly to adults with a cognitive disability, and has been printed on high-quality A4 card, suitable for display and distribution through group homes, respite residences and disability day programs.

To download a copy visit the Office of the Public Advocate website, or place an order on our website.

Order free copies of this resource

Some of our publications have limits on how many copies you can order. If you need more copies, email cle@vla.vic.gov.au or phone (03) 9269 0234 and ask for the Community Legal Education team.

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Reviewed 19 February 2024