First women's shelter to open in Galiwin’ku

Bettina Danganbarr is working toward stopping domestic violence on Galiwin'ku (Aneeta Bhole, SBS News).jpg

Bettina Danganbarr is working toward stopping domestic violence on Galiwin'ku Source: SBS News / Aneeta Bhole

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A small island community in East Arnhem Land will open its first women’s shelter to provide a safe space for women fleeing domestic and family violence.

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