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survivors regain sense of identity after homelessness and domestic violence
By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
During the 12-month program, 32 women took part in collaborative songwriting, singing, and music-making as a way to rebuild identity, confidence and social connection.
When Kateryna Kozlovska arrived at a women's shelter in Brisbane in 2024, she felt weak, vulnerable and uncertain.
She had left her war-torn home country of Ukraine behind two years prior, hoping to rebuild her life in Australia.
But after her relati... [4131 chars]
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