Measuring outcomes from trauma-informed programs like Stepping Stones can be challenging, especially without dedicated funding for evaluation. Still, we prioritise participant feedback to inform quality improvements and contribute to recovery-focused KPIs under the National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children 2022–2032. Read how Broken to Brilliant has used a range of methods to gather the impact and value of the Stepping Stones program.

A powerful book describing how women have taken back their power after Coercive Control and Domestic Abuse is being launched in Brisbane...

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Broken to Brilliant awarded a 2021 $10,000 CommBank Staff Foundation, Community Grant to support domestic violence survivors healing path.

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