THE STAND

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THE STAND is more than a campaign, its a movement of people saying NO MORE to violence. Change begins with the community. Change begins with you.

90 DAYS. 90 LIVES. 90 PLANS.

THE STAND is NO MORE’s 90-day campaign calling on organisations, communities and individuals to take practical action to help prevent domestic and family violence.

From 26 August to 24 November 2026, we’re asking people across the Northern Territory and beyond to find the part they can play.

That might mean creating a Domestic Violence Action Plan (DVAP) for your organisation, strengthening the work you have already started, recognising a Changemaker who is making a difference, or supporting the campaign in other practical ways liking donating to our cause.

Because preventing domestic and family violence is not the responsibility of one sector, one service or one community. It takes all of us.

Create a plan. Build on what works. Share what you are doing so others can see that prevention is everyone’s business.

Find the part you can play — and take THE STAND.

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Create

Ready to lead? Create and submit your own DVAP to help us reach 90 plans in 90 days.

Nominate

Know someone making a difference? Nominate them
for a Dr Charlie King Changemaker Award.

Donate

Support NO MORE and help us continue
practical action to prevent domestic and family violence.

You have the power to make a difference.

THE STAND is NO MORE’s most ambitious initiative yet. It is a powerful, community-driven campaign honouring over 90 women lost to domestic and family violence (DFV) in the Northern Territory since 2000.

We are calling on groups and organisations to create 90 Domestic Violence Action Plans (DVAPs) in 90 days, each one a real commitment to change.

What is a DVAP?

A Domestic Violence Action Plan is a practical promise made by clubs, workplaces, or community groups to take action against violence. It can be a formal policy, a creative project or a set of shared actions, anything meaningful that breaks the cycle of violence.