Shaping a Safer Australia
Explore the map below to see all the locations funded through the RAV Grants program.
Round 2 Love Bites Grants
Run Against Violence allocated $165,000 to the second round of Love Bites Grants. The program continued to focus on two key priorities: funding facilitator training in communities where cost is a barrier and supporting the adaptation of Love Bites to meet specific community needs.
Applications came from Queensland, NSW, Northern Territory, and Western Australia, covering metropolitan, regional, rural, and remote communities.
Following the review process, funds were awarded to Major Projects and Individual Recipients,
supporting community-based teachers and workers to complete Love Bites Senior and Love Bites Junior facilitator training.
$165K
Invested
Donations received and funds raised were invested directly into training and expanding Love Bites across Australia.
128
Facilitators
The number of facilitators trained to deliver respectful relationships education in schools and local communities.
12
LGAs
Love Bites has reached local government areas across the country, helping break the cycle of family and domestic violence.
The RAV Grant has provided an opportunity to extend ongoing education to vulnerable youth in our area.
Having the RAV Grant meant all staff were trained and we have a greater reach within the community now to be able to deliver.
The Run Against Violence community [is] strengthening young people’s capacity to grow into empowered, respectful leaders in this remarkable country
This Grant has enhanced our ability to provide the Love Bites program to young people to ensure their safety in responsible relationships.
RAV in Action
See the RAV community in motion, from training runs and team events to milestone moments on the virtual course. Every snap captures the people, passion, and progress behind the movement to end domestic and family violence.
