Our Story!
Hi, I’m Ruby, the Founder of Kids of Purple!
As a child, my family experienced domestic violence and during this time, I found there wasn't much support for young people. There were many valuable websites available online but I found it was hard to understand some of the ‘adult’ language and felt there was little attention on the experiences of young people and nowhere I could really access support. From this experience and from hearing the experiences of other young people, Kids of Purple was created to provide a platform that would help young people feel validated in their experience, educated about what domestic and family is and empowered to seek support.
You are not alone 💜
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We want to change the statistics
34.6%
34.6%
Of 16-24year old Australians were exposed to domestic violence while under the age of 18.
Of 16-24year old Australians were exposed to domestic violence while under the age of 18.
Of 16-24year old Australians were exposed to domestic violence while under the age of 18.
(Australia Child Maltreatment Study, 2023)
39.6%
#WeAreTheLiberationGeneration
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