Cassy Clarke speaks out about abuse
Updated | By The Complimentary Breakfast
On 21
November 2015, thousands of sisters and misters will unite for the 10th
annual 1st for Women Sisters with Blisters protest walk with Jacaranda FM. This walk is about standing up against women and child abuse.

This walk for a cause attracts over 5,000 participants each year and marks the start of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children. The aim of the walk is to get Gauteng to take a firm and unified stand against women and child abuse.
Jacaranda FM's Cassy Clarke is an ambassador for this year's 1st for Women Sisters With Blisters protest walk, and she shared her story with TCB on Monday.
Like many women in South Africa who find themselves in abusive relationships, Cassy says that she is not a victim of what happened to her, but rather a survivor. She also believes that all women who are being abused should realise that they are not victims of their circumstances, but rather survivors who can get out of these toxic relationships.
If you are being abused or you know of someone who is in an abusive relationship, you can get help from these organisations.
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