This project is funded by the Centre for Workforce Excellence
Is part of your main role to work with People who Use family Violence?
If so, we want to hear from you! This is your opportunity to contribute to our understanding of this highly specialised and critical workforce area and highlight any key issues that you may face in the course of your work.
See the Survey Participant Information Sheet for more details.
Or you could join a focus group!
Focus group 1: Tuesday 3 June 10 – 11am
Focus group 2: Wednesday 4 June 1 – 2pm
Focus group 3: Thursday 12 June 10.30 – 11.30am
Focus group 4: Monday 16 June 11am – 12pm
See the Focus Group Explanatory Statement for more details, consent forms will be sent out after registration.
Do you manage or hire staff to work with People who Use Family Violence?
Register Now
Register Now for Focus Group 1: Understanding workforce and related pathways for managers and recruiters of specialists working with PUFV
Tuesday 17th of June 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
OR
E-mail Project Lead jessicas@ntv.org.au to schedule an interview
We want to hear from you!
Project lead: Dr Jessica Seamer
Contact: jessicas@ntv.org.au
Project Objectives
- Map education, training and employment pathways for specialists working with People Using Family Violence (PUFV) and identify gaps, barriers and opportunities to grow the workforce.
- Map the existing skills and capabilities, job roles, and functions of specialists currently working with PUFV.
- Identify any potential career pathways into the workforce from the community services sector and other related workforces from justice, mental health and alcohol and other drugs.
- Identify and develop potential attraction and recruitment strategies for new, appropriately qualified practitioners to this workforce.
- Identify and develop options for future workforce composition for this workforce (such as any additional roles and functions).
