Grand Final Weekend Should Not Mean More Family Violence
After a horrific week in which three men were charged with domestic violence-related murder following the deaths of three women in separate incidents across NSW…
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This week at NTV, Joseph Lumanog starts as our new Head of Sector and State Development, stepping into an important role at a critical time for the organisation. As No to Violence rolls out its 2026–30 strategy, Growing a Movement, and sharpens its focus as Australia’s national peak body, Joseph will lead the work that keeps the organisation deeply connected to the specialist men’s family violence sector. This portfolio encompasses membership, the National Conference, Communities of Practice, practice leadership, and strategic partnerships with services, governments, and stakeholders across Australian jurisdictions. Insights shared by members and the sector will directly shape the organisation's advocacy, policy, learning, and workforce development. Joseph joins us from Upper Murray Family Care, where he led service design and program innovation. His extensive background includes leading specialist services for men who use violence — such as Men’s Behaviour Change and intake and assessment at The Orange Door — as well as driving policy and advocacy at Safe and Equal. Bringing rich leadership experience, strong sector relationships, and a frontline operations perspective of Men’s Behaviour Change work, Joseph is a fantastic addition to the team. We are thrilled to welcome him aboard.
The Graduate Certificate in Client Assessment and Case Management (CHC82015) is a nationally recognised qualification delivered by No to Violence in partnership with Swinburne University of Technology.Designed for practitioners who facilitate men's behaviour change groups, the course combines experiential learning, reflective practice, and evidence-based approaches to strengthen assessment, case management, and group facilitation skills when working with men who use family violence.The next intake begins on 1 Feb, with only a few places remaining. Follow the link below to submit your application todaywww.swinburne.edu.au/course/postgraduate/graduate-certificate-in-client-assessment-and-case-manag...
