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Loves Me Not ...update

May 22, 2013 at 3:45 PM

The  Sophie Elliot Foundation 'Loves Me Not' programme will teach Year 12 students about healthy or equal and unhealthy or controlling relationships. Sylvia Powell Rotorua Police Youth Worker will says that "most people think family violence is something that occurs only between adult partners. Unfortunately the problem is deeper and more widespread than that. Intimate partner violence is occurring in younger generations." She will be workshopping on Loves Me Not with Year 12 students in Rotorua high schools
Full news article here



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