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Complaints Procedure
How No to Violence manages your concerns and complaints about the organisation Confidentiality All calls to the Men’s Referral Service are confidential and private, unless we have concerns about your safety... -
Responding to community trauma and family violence after natural disasters
by Jacqui Watt “Psychological trauma is an affliction of the powerless. At the moment of trauma, the victim is rendered helpless by overwhelming force. When the force is that of... -
NSW Men’s Behaviour Change Network
The Men’s Behaviour Change Network NSW was formed in 2013 following the introduction of the NSW Minimum Standards for Men’s Domestic Violence Behaviour Change Programs in 2012. The Network is... -
Newsletter archive
NTV News – May NTV News – April NTV News – March NTV News – February NTV News – December NTV News – November NTV News – October NTV News... -
Policy positions and submissions
Policy position papers Submissions As a peak body, No to Violence advocates for reform and provides submissions to inquiries across a number of jurisdictions. We represent and engage with members... -
Real men? Not all men? How can we all work towards safer, happier relationships?
While the overwhelming majority of family violence consists of men using violence toward current or former heterosexual partners, it is common to hear disclaimers that the majority of men do... -
New blog post: A day in the life of a men’s family violence worker in the family law courts
It’s 8am on a Wednesday and the floors of the Melbourne Federal Circuit Court are already filled with hurried footsteps and quiet pockets of conversation. With courts circling the corridors... -
Are you experiencing family violence?
If you are unsafe right now, call 000. Family violence can affect anyone, regardless of sex, age, race, sexuality, disability, gender and lifestyle. If you are experiencing violence, support is... -
See What You Made Me Do: Practitioner’s View
“Fifty-one per cent of Australians believe…that most women could leave a violent relationship if they really wanted to. Some…believe that if a woman hasn’t left, she must want to stay... -
Healing and Cultural Strengthening: Working With Aboriginal Men Who Use Family Violence
Healing and cultural strengthening are central to working with Aboriginal men who use family violence, as identified at the Working with Aboriginal Men and Family Violence Conference held in Adelaide,...
