Twenty years after reporting domestic violence with her baby, Nicole Yade is back at Ashfield Police Station—this time to open The Cottage, a warm, community-driven support center designed to help survivors escape abuse. With toys for kids, tech checks for spyware, and on-site police liaison officers who offer tea and comfort, The Cottage breaks down barriers to safety by reducing isolation, streamlining legal support, and building trust in diverse communities. Yade’s mission? To make leaving abusive situations easier, faster, and less lonely—because believing survivors from the start is the foundation of healing and safety.
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