Podcasts about lokahi foundation

Board Member at the Lokahi Foundation, Sophie Kysil, has announced that the domestic violence support organisation has been saved following support from 2GB. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this six part series, All About AVO's you'll hear from victims, perpetrators, counsellors, lawyers, ex prosecutors and experts in the DV space trying to support women, men and protect children.  .. In this episode you'll hear from Rachel Natoli, who is a survivor and has gone on to create the Lokahi Foundation.  Through her charity she supports women and children who are or have been the victims of domestic violence or family abuse. She  provides them with solutions tailored to their situation and in this conversation shares her harrowing experience of intimate partner violence, manipulation, coercive control and reveal how she 'managed' the situation. You'll also hear from Rachel Hamlen, who experienced financial abuse from her partner.  Rachel has come out the other side and is now an advocate for financial literacy and women's empowerment.  Rachel's experience is a form of violence that is hard to detect because of the obligations and expectations of a marriage or partnership.   Things need to change. If this has brought up any issues for you, please reach out for support, we have services and are here to listen and help.  Resources Presenter: Pip Rae Advocate for women, men and children experiencing domestic violence. Media and Interview, Investigative journalist. 

Despite all the various forms of abuse that Rachael went through, she still managed to overcome domestic violence. I was so inspired to hear that Rachael went on to start the Lokahi Foundation and dedicate her life to helping other survivors of domestic violence. During this episode I also share about the great work that Healing and Hope Yoga are doing for the domestic violence community. To donate and support the After Dark podcast, please visit https://afterdarkpodcast.com/donate

Our guest this week on #FeministFridays is Rachael Natoli.The Lokahi Foundation was formed in 2016 by Rachael Natoli after leaving a long-term abusive relationship in which she was subjected to physical, emotional, financial and sexual abuse.After finally finding the strength to leave, she and her then 2-year old twins had 5 different "homes" in 7 weeks, before they finally resettled into a new safe and happy life. It wasn't an easy road, and Rachael couldn't have got through the stress and difficulty of leaving without the encouragement and understanding of her caseworker, who went above and beyond in the level of care and support she provided.Rachael realised that if everyone had a caseworker like hers, more DFV victims would leave, stay away and rebuild their lives independently, and so the idea for Lokahi was born...and Rachael is now dedicating her life to advocating domestic abuse prevention and support through Lokahi.Lokahi Foundation caseworkers provide a high level of support with no time limitations as we help survivors navigate the myriad of services and support unique to each survivor.https://lokahi.org.au/

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with Brigitte Zonta. Brigitte is a practicing psychologist and Life & Love Coach plus a worldwide leader in the field of Women’s Empowerment and Relationship Coaching. Brigitte helps women achieve a life full of success by accessing their true feminine power by letting go of their limiting beliefs and fears. She is most passionate about empowering women to step into their authentic self and find true love. Her mission is to educate both men and women on what healthy relationships are meant to look and feel like. Brigitte works with people from all walks of life, including celebrities and has appeared on Channel 7 and programs such as Studio 10. Her personal story is one of survival and courage. She has proved to herself and the world that leaving a toxic relationship is possible with the right resources and support. She has dedicated her life to helping women transcend their victim mentality, self-limiting beliefs, fears and patterns, to create a life they really deserve, one of love, happiness, peace and purpose. She has risen to become an author, coach, thought leader, speaker, TV personality, radio host and a women’s advocate. We start by talking about vaginal massage. Brigitte tells us of her recent experience with getting a yoni massage is and tells us what it us, and why she got it.  We also discuss how to cope in an emotionally abusive relationship, how to handle doubt after you break up and avoid getting swept away in the thought of what COULD have been in the relationship rather than how the relationship actually WAS. Brigitte also shares some of her own experiences and provides lots of tips and words of wisdom. This podcast was recorded live on Facebook and many questions were also answered throughout the recording from viewers who watched live.     Links mentioned in Podcast: www.brigittezonta.com Connect with Brigitte on Facebook or Instagram, or email Brigitte here.   The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here. To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with single mum Angela McMillan. Angela shares her story of becoming a single mum twice when both times the fathers of her babies and the men she was in a relationship with at the time, left when she was pregnant.  We discuss how she adjusted to becoming a single mum the first time around versus the second time around, how Feldenkreis helped her to overcome postnatal depression both times around, the option of keeping the father off a birth certificate, challenges and benefits to becoming a single mum, and the positives to children being raised in a single parent home, and a lot more!  Links mentioned in Podcast: Move More Mindfully Connect with Angela on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.  Join Angela'a Facebook Group "Fly Community - Freedom to Love Yourself" here.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with single mum, and Founder of Mumma's Little Helpers, Lyndsey Bramble. Lyndsey is the mother of two boys and became a single mum in 2014. In this episode Lyndsey talks about her relationship with the father of her sons, and how she removed herself from an emotionally unhealthy relationship. She also talks about how starting Mumma's Little Helpers helped her move on with her life, challenges she faced and positive things about becoming a single mum.  Links mentioned in Podcast: Mumma's Little Helpers Connect with Lyndsey on Facebook or Instagram. If you reside in Sydney, run the City2Surf with Team Single Mother Survival Guide and raise money for the Lokahi Foundation in the process. Join the team here, and then email me to let me know you have registered.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with Leanne Mulcahy. Leanne found herself unexpectedly pregnant at 18 and when her relationship didn’t work out, she became a single mum when her daughter was 6 months old. She has since created an amazing life for herself. She is an award-winning designer and Founder of Stand Out Women, which is a global community for women who are ready to live life on their own terms. She’s also a speaker and an author. Her first book Notes to Self was released in 2015 and was a hit with women who connected with her story of overcoming severe shyness and lack of self-worth to have a business where she helps women have the life they really want. An updated version of this book - Imperfectly Perfect - has since been released. Leanne also works with women to design a clear vision and plan that helps them overcome mindset blocks that keep them stuck, boost their confidence so they can stop worrying and doubting themselves and feel good about taking deliberate and inspired action. Her online radio show, Stand Out Radio, is where women from around the world share inspirational stories, wisdom and answer the burning question "what does it mean to live life on your own terms". In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Leanne tells us about her own journey of becoming a single mum, and what it was like being such a young single mum and how she coped. She also discusses the benefits she encountered in being a single mum, and what it has taught her daughter. She also shares what life looks like for her today, her advice for single mums, and what she’s learnt through her experience of being a single mum. Links mentioned in Podcast: Stand Out Women Buy Leanne's book here (if based in NZ), and here for everyone else. Connect with Leanne on Facebook or Instagram.   Vote for me in the People’s Choice Category in the Ausmumpreneur awards here. I am number 42 in the Making a Difference Award (Business) Category. Thank you so much xx If you reside in Sydney, run the City2Surf with Team Single Mother Survival Guide and raise money for the Lokahi Foundation in the process. Join the team here, and then email me to let me know you have registered.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.         Disclosure: One of the links in these notes is an “affiliate links”. This means if you click on the link and purchase an item, Single Mother Survival Guide will receive an affiliate commission.

Having to choose between having an abortion and being a single mother is one of the toughest crossroads anyone can encounter. In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Alyce Haack and Julia talk about exactly that. Alyce went from working in resorts and living an idyllic lifestyle, to pregnant with a partner who no longer wanted to have a baby.  In addition to sharing her story, Alyce also talks about being a single mum without a strong support network, the stigma of being a single mum, and how she balances being a single mum and taking care of herself. She also shares her positives of being a single mum, and offers her advice for new single mums. Links mentioned in Podcast: Vote for me in the People’s Choice Category in the Ausmumpreneur awards here. I am number 42 in the Making a Difference Award (Business) Category. Thank you so much xx If you reside in Sydney, run the City2Surf with Team Single Mother Survival Guide and raise money for the Lokahi Foundation in the process. Join the team here, and then email me to let me know you have registered.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women. Donate to the Single Mother Survival Guide City2Surf Team here.  Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, and to register your interest in the online course available soon, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

In this solo episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks about her last relationship and her experience of being ghosted. If you haven't heard of "ghosting", it's the practice of ending a personal relationship with someone by suddenly and without explanation withdrawing from all communication. According to research a whooping 50 percent of men and women have experienced it and an almost equal number have done the ghosting.   Links mentioned in the podcast: If you reside in Sydney, run the City2Surf with Team Single Mother Survival Guide and raise money for the Lokahi Foundation in the process. Join the team here, and then email me for fundraising details.  The Lokahi Foundation is a not-for-profit set up by single mum and domestic and family violence survivor, Rachael Natoli. The Lokahi Foundation enable and empower women who have been the victims of domestic and family violence to reclaim their lives and reach their full potential through their ongoing case management. Your money will go directly to funding caseworkers for these women! My blog post on the single mother stigma. Vote for me in the Mummy Blog Awards 2017 here.  Vote for me in the People’s Choice Category in the Ausmumpreneur awards here. I am number 42 in the Making a Difference Award (Business) Category. Thank you xx To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. For information about the single parent mentoring programs available with Julia, visit Single Mother Survival Guide Services. Book in for your complimentary 30 minute Clarity Call with Julia here.   Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide.  Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

In this episode of the Single Mother Survival Guide Podcast, Julia talks with single mum, Rachael Natoli - a domestic violence survivor and advocate, and founder of the Lokahi Foundation.  Please note that this episode may act as a trigger if you have been a victim of domestic violence. It is also not advised that this episode is listened to in earshot of children. Rachael Natoli is a mum to three year old twins and the founder of the Lokahi Foundation, a charity aimed at providing case management, support and resources to domestic violence victims.    Links mentioned in Podcast: Housing NSW Start Safely Private Rental Subsidy Policy Legal aid Victims Services Women's Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Service NSW (WDVCAS) Book: A Perfect Stranger by Kay Schubach To find out more about the Lokahi Foundation and for domestic violence assistance and resources contact Rachael via Facebook, email: rach.natoli@gmail.com), or phone: 0478848888. Visit us at www.singlemothersurvivalguide.com. Disclosure: One of the links in these notes is an “affiliate links”. This means if you click on the link and purchase an item, Single Mother Survival Guide will receive an affiliate commission.

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The Lokahi Foundation carries out multi-faith research in religion and outreach projects for the community, public servants and other professionals. A group of distinguished speakers, including Professor Tariq Ramadam, spoke at the event.The Lokahi...