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We visited City of Melbourne Library to show them how Ask Izzy can be used to easily direct their patrons to nearby support services.

Register for our free workshops in Perth and Brisbane.

People experiencing domestic and family violence can now get the help they need more safely and easily using Ask Izzy, thanks to the NAB Foundation.

This International Women's Day we'd like to introduce you to Sam Wijesinha, Digital Product Manager for Ask Izzy.

We’re proud to announce that our Ask Izzy Christmas fundraising appeal has raised more than $10,000 to power a safe path for people affected by family violence.

This Christmas, you can help people escaping family violence navigate their first steps to safety by donating an Ask Izzy power card for just $15.

We're thrilled to announce we’ve received funding to develop a voice-activated assistant for Ask Izzy, thanks to the Telstra Foundation.

After leaving a violent relationship, Vicky Vacondoios spent years navigating the service system. Struggling to find a home for herself and her three children, she says she had no idea how to get help.

The Ask Izzy Open Data Platform provides insights about the supply and demand of services across Australia such as housing, food, health and more.

For the first time in Australia, service providers and policymakers are able to see where people most need help – thanks to the Ask Izzy Open Data Platform.

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