Domestic and Family Violence Partners You Can Connect With at AGE 2026

The AGE is a great opportunity to discover new ideas, connect with industry peers and explore solutions that help clubs better serve their communities.

This year, we're encouraging clubs with an interest in community wellbeing, safety and social impact to visit organisations doing important work across Australia.

Escabags | Stand 611

Escabags provides emergency escape bags filled with essential items for individuals and families leaving domestic and family violence situations.

Many clubs across NSW have supported Escabags through fundraising, donation drives and becoming a stockist. A visit to Stand 611 is an opportunity to learn more about how the organisation is supporting victim-survivors and how your club can get involved.

Whether you're looking to start a new community partnership or expand an existing one, the Escabags team will be happy to share information, resources and practical ways clubs can make a difference.

"We're excited to be back at the Australasian Gaming Expo for our third consecutive year,” Escabags CEO and Founder Stacy Jane said. 

“Visit Escabags at Stand 611 to see how your club or organisation can help support people escaping domestic and family abuse by providing essential escape bags when they're needed most."

Safe Spaces | Stand 337

Safe Spaces helps clubs create environments where staff and patrons can confidently recognise and respond to domestic and family violence disclosures.

Developed specifically for the club industry, Safe Spaces provides practical training, tools and resources that help build awareness, confidence and supportive workplace cultures.

Visit Stand 337 to learn more about the program, hear about the experiences of participating clubs and explore how your club can become involved.

"The conversation doesn't end with awareness. It starts with action,” Safe Spaces Founder Chris North said.

“Safe Spaces gives clubs the confidence and practical awareness tools to recognise and respond to domestic and family violence, helping create safer workplaces and stronger communities. 

“Since launching, more than 40 clubs have already joined the program, taking the first step towards meaningful change."

Building Safer and Stronger Communities

Clubs have a long history of supporting their communities, and partnerships play a critical role in extending that impact.

Whether you're looking to strengthen your club's response to domestic and family violence, build new community partnerships or simply learn more about services available in your local area, these organisations are well worth adding to your AGE visit plan.

We encourage you to drop by, start a conversation and explore how, together, we can continue creating safer, stronger and more connected communities.