Opening statement to hearing for inquiry into domestic, family and sexual violence.
16 October 2020 [Check against delivery] No to Violence thanks the committee for inviting No to Violence to appear today. We note that there has…
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No to Violence works with men who use family violence, and the sector that supports them to change their abusive and violent behaviour.
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Working with organisations across Australia to support them to respond to family violence across their workforces, customers and clients.
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Gap of knowledge in our judiciary – an ANROWS report
ANROWS has released research which identifies key gaps in our judiciaries’ knowledge of DFV intervention programs. The paper also provides recommendations to address the divide….
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When home becomes the workplace: family violence, practitioner wellbeing, and remote service delivery during COVID-19 restrictions.
From the team at Monash University, this report draws attention to the wellbeing considerations for Victorian practitioners working remotely to support people experiencing and using violence during the #COVID19 pandemic.
It provides critical insights into how practitioners can be supported remotely to do this incredibly challenging yet crucial work. As Victoria moves through the easing of restrictions and attempts to achieve a COVID-normal working environment in the midst of a global health crisis, the findings presented here are vital for understanding the wellbeing supports required to ensure effective and sustainable practice for family violence practitioners.
The increased prevalence and risk of family violence during this period necessitates that we do everything possible to ensure that the well-being of practitioners working to respond to those experiencing and using family violence is supported as they provide vital services to the Victorian community.
Read the report -> figshare.com/articles/report/_/13108352
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For many of us Grand Final weekend is a highlight of the year but, sadly, for some it can be a really dangerous time with reports of family violence incidents increasing by 15 to 30 per cent. Remember confidential help is here 24/7 by contacting 1800RESPECT 1800 737 732 or the Men’s Referral Service 1300 766 491.
