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Enough is Enough was formed in 1994 by Ken Marslew following the tragic and violent murder of his son, university student Michael. From this tragic beginning, the seeds of hope were planted in the organisation’s mission to reform society’s attitudes to violence through education and research.
Enough is Enough offers a comprehensive range of age and situation appropriate programs, seminars, and support services that focus on reducing the level of violence and its impact on society by offering practical strategies to deal with challenges, encouraging personal responsibility, building resilience and developing ‘outside the square’ thinking.
Our Programs and Services:

Professional Counselling & Support Groups | Domestic Violence Help | Drug & Alcohol Management | Stress & Anger Management | Support Groups for Kids | Workshops | Gay & Lesbian Family Issues Support.

Enough is Enough runs school and community based programs utilising intervention strategies with young people through our “Peacemaker Project” series programs covering bullying, cyber-bullying, harassment, personal responsibility, resilience life skills and leadership.

Help us build our Virtual Classroom so that our anti bullying & Peacemaker programs can be delivered to all students across Australia, especially to rural, indigenous and outback communities. Purchase a ‘virtual brick’ for our classroom now!

There are many ways you can help us. As a supporter of Enough is Enough, you help us to create a better Australia for young people. In return, Enough is Enough offers you the peace of understanding that through your generous spirit, volunteering and financial support it makes it possible of us to help others in need.
The Age of Rage Positive Solutions 2012 International ConferenceJourney Towards Justice Seminar
Sutherland Shire Mayoral Ball 2012

Information and support for people who have been affected by crime.

Michael Marslew Peace Foundation is dedicated to the memory of Michael Kenneth Marslew, 25th March, 1975 to 27th February 1994. The object of the foundation is to promote practical peace strategies amongst young people, giving them the responsibility to deal the level of violence in today’s society.