NO TO VIOLENCE: Wagga residents marked White Ribbon Day in 2016 with a ceremony outside the Wagga Women's Health Centre.
Wagga residents are being asked take a stand against domestic violence and support White Ribbon Day on Friday.
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Police from the Wagga Local Area Command are supporting the Mt Austin High School’s Clontarf Academy program, in their White Ribbon Lake Walk.
The walk around Lake Albert start from Apex Park, between 6.30am and 7am, with a gold coin donation, followed by a barbecue breakfast.
“For those that haven't completed the Lake Albert walk before, it is 5.5km loop around the lake,” Detective Sergeant Phil Malligan said.
“We would love to see the community get on board and support the Clontarf Academy program, as well as White Ribbon and help end violence against women.”
