Victoria Welcomes New Minister for Men and Boys – Now We Need Action
No to Violence welcomes Paul Edbrooke MP as Victoria’s first Minister for Men and Boys, the first role of its kind in Australia. No to…
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The Men’s Referral Service is the national counselling, information and referral service for men who use violence and abuse to change their behaviour.
NTV 2026 National Conference: Wrap-Up
Our 2026 National Conference, hosted in collaboration with SPEAQ and SFV, was held 11-12 March.
About family violence
Family violence is a pattern of abusive and controlling behaviour that can take many different forms.
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No to Violence specialises in working with men to change their violent behaviour to keep women, children and communities safer.
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Men’s Behaviour Change Program providers are available to take your calls, offer a service and link you with other agencies depending on your individual circumstances.
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If you are interested in being part of the movement to end men’s use of family violence, please keep an eye on this page for opportunities.
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Ending Violence Requires Real Investment, Not Small Fixes
No to Violence, the national peak body for organisations and individuals committed to ending men’s use of family violence, says today’s joint Victorian-Commonwealth family violence funding announcement fails to deliver…
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Mark your calendar! Only one week to go before our next Five Essential Discussion Tools Training session begins. ![]()
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In recent years, the Five Essential Discussion Tools Training has been one of the most in-demand programs at No to Violence. Perfect for practitioners who are new to working with men using family violence or those who have not explored de-escalation techniques in their work, this training explores the Five Essential Discussion Tools whilst applying an intersectional lens.![]()
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It identifies how practitioners can engage in conversations to help men make sense of their behaviour; examines the client facing tools; develops practice skills in using the tools as additional interventions with men using family violence; and discusses how safety for families can be established by connecting men with their capacity to change.![]()
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The next available session is on April 29th, with sessions available regularly.![]()
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Seats are filling quickly, so register now at lnkd.in/gUjtJDpn
No to Violence is proud to be leading the development of a National Directory of Services for people who use violence. The National Directory aims to make it easier for people who use or are at risk of using violence to find and connect with the support they need. ![]()
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We’re building an inclusive National Directory — cataloguing services for all people who use violence, across all genders, ages, cultures, languages and abilities. This includes services that address co-occurring issues and intersecting needs. If your service works with people who use violence, we’d love to hear from you. ![]()
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For more information on the National Directory, including service eligibility criteria and Expression of Interest form, head to the project webpage (ntv.org.au/nationaldirectory) or reach out to the project team at projects@ntv.org.au. ![]()
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