Jannawi Family Centre

Safer children, stronger families, stronger communities

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JANNAWI FAMILY CENTRE - SYDNEY

Jannawi was established in 1978 to support children who have experienced trauma through violence, neglect, psychological or sexual assault, including as a result of family violence.

We do not judge and we do not limit our support; we walk beside families until they are strong enough to walk together. We acknowledge the Wangal people of the Eora Nation who are the traditional owners of the land on which we work, and pay respect to their Elders past and present. We value the diversity and resilience of our community in the South Western Sydney region.

"Two Lives" video tells the story of the Jannawi approach

News & Events

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Free Community Webinar – October 21st

Jannawi is holding a FREE Community Webinar on October 21st, 2024. This insightful webinar will explore the "protection before therapy" approach – a cornerstone of ...
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Coercive Control Webinar – October 24th

Jannawi are holding a professional webinar on Thursday 24th October, on the topic of Coercive Control. During the event, attendees will be provided with an ...
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Welcome Event – New Jannawi House

Jannawi hosted over 70 people who came along to our Welcome Event on Thursday 15 February 2024 to see our new home.
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Challenging the Norm

Jannawi Family Centre hosted a free webinar on 12 May 2021, on safe families, cultural safety and cultural connection.
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Family Safety Summit

Jannawi Family Centre hosted a webinar on Family Safety in the lead up to the National Women’s Safety Summit to help shape Jannawi’s expert submission ...
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How to really listen to what children tell us

Children’s needs are at the heart of family services, but their voices often go unheard. This webinar held in National Child Protection Week, brought together ...
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