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QHVSG offers 24hr emotional support, personal advocacy and information to all people affected by homicide throughout Queensland.

In partnership with family, friends and other agencies, we provide responsive, practical and moral support to the victims of homicide led by the experiences of other victims. We educate victims, ourselves and all sectors of our community about the impact that homicide has on individuals and on the community as a whole.

Ian Stewart APM

Ian Stewart APM – Patron of the Queensland Homicide Victims' Support Group Commissioner of Police, Queensland Police Service

 

 

As Patron of the Queensland Homicide Victims’ Support Group (QHVSG), it gives me great pleasure to welcome you.

In a perfect world, there would be no need for the Queensland Homicide Victim’s Support Group. But as we all know, life is unpredictable and far from perfect. It is not until you are close to the families of a homicide victim that you have an appreciation of the lasting legacy caused by such a devastating act.

 

 

Keep up to date with what QHVSG is currently doing and see recent submissions.

 

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To provide confidential help, love and understanding to victims of homicide and to create awareness of the needs of homicide victims, whilst promoting education and reform.

 

Annual Report

2011-2012

 

Find Out About the Ripple Effect

 

 

Awareness Day Brisbane

2nd May to be held at King George Square

 

Awareness Day 2012

 

 


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