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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#TrainingThursday // No to Violence's Mental health & working with men using family violence. ![]()
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May is Family Violence Prevention Month. Are you looking to feel more confident in engaging with people who present at your service who may be using men’s family violence? Or interested in a more contemporary understanding of coercive control? ![]()
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No to Violence's Mental Health & Working With Men using Family Violence training offers practice knowledge and interventions in the mental health context. ![]()
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Developed in conjunction with Mental Health Victoria and facilitated by No to Violence, this online interactive training is suitable for Community Health and Mental Health practitioners, providing them with opportunities to recognise and reflect on their interactions with male clients who use family violence. ![]()
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See what a participant in the last #training course had to say when asked about their confidence to engage in discussions with men about abuse and violence, in the context of a mental health or community health setting. ![]()
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Book now to secure your spot in the next sessions on May 20 and May 21 at 9:30 am AEST: enrol.vetenrol.com.au/?clientID=VT-NTV![]()
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Not interested in online training? Face to Face training is also now available for No to Violence's training courses.
No to Violence welcomes the release of the Federal Government’s 2021-2022 #Budget which is set to provide a further $1.1 billion into improving women’s safety, including a focus on supporting the sector that works with family violence perpetrators with national access to Men’s Referral Service to continue for another 12 months.![]()
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Read the release online now: lnkd.in/g6c6CA6
