Remembrance Day: Ipswich 3 May

Posted byCinta GravesPosted inDVPM, Events
Three candles burning with the words, Please join us: Domestic and Family Violence Remembrance Day, March and Candle Lighting Ceremony

Domestic and Family Violence Remembrance Day - Ipswich

March and Candle Lighting Ceremony

Join DVAC as we host an Ipswich community event to raise awareness and to bring an end to domestic and family violence.

This is a local, inclusive, family-friendly community event to raise awareness to remember those who have been affected by domestic and family violence. There will be a peaceful march, guest speakers, free Lion’s Club sausage sizzle, and candle lighting vigil.

Paint posters from 4:30pm, or bring along your own posters and banners for our Walk Against Violence. Peaceful march and chanting will begin at 5:30pm. Candle lighting vigil and speeches from 6pm.

Speakers include:

  • Ipswich City Council
  • Pamela van de Hoef, President, Zonta Club of Ipswich
  • Maree King, advocate and survivor
  • Amie Carrington, CEO, DVAC

All welcome.

Details:

Date: Wednesday 3 May 2023

Time: 4:30 to 7:00pm

Venue: meet at d'Arcy Doyle Place, Brisbane St, Ipswich. March to Tulmur Place, Nicholas Street Precinct for 6pm ceremony and speeches.

Cost: Free

RSVP: not required. For more info contact info@dvac.org.au

Click here to download the flyer (PDF 661kb)

Remembrance Ceremony Flyer 2023 Ipswich

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