Newcastle creative agency Headjam develops App to change attitudes to violence
Newcastle based agency, Headjam have collaborated with community services organisation Samaritans to develop the “Oi App” which looks to change attitudes and conversations young people have about domestic violence.
Creative agency Headjam develops App to affect attitudes to violence
A new App is changing the way young people modify their behaviour around violence in their lives.
The Oi App was launched by leading NSW community services organisation, Samaritans, on 7 July and is a practical digital resource about abuse and domestic violence and the services offered. After receiving a grant through the Optus Future Makers Project #7 Grant, Samaritans engaged Newcastle-based creative agency Headjam, to develop an App that would provide self-help information for young people to be voice against domestic violence.
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