Join us for a free online session! Practitioners working with adults who use family violence hold important pieces of information that can contribute to a clearer picture of risk and a more coordinated response. The challenge is knowing when to share, what to share, who to share with—and why. Participants will explore how to move […]
Presented by WHISE and Sexual Health Victoria for Menopause Awareness Month 2026 This evidence-based educational session is designed to strengthen knowledge and confidence in supporting women through perimenopause and menopause across the lifespan. Participants will explore current research, best-practice approaches to assessment and management, and practical strategies for providing person-centred, evidence-informed care. The session will […]
Women's pain is too often dismissed, minimised or left undiagnosed. That pattern is not inevitable. It is produced by how systems of care are designed, funded and connected, which means organisations in our region can change it. In August 2026, more than 70 practitioners from health, community, social services, family violence and multicultural sectors came […]
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Presenters: Dr Andrea Baldwin (Manager, Mental Health Disaster Programs, Queensland Health), Brad Morgan (Program Director, Emerging Minds), Sarnia Ralston (Child and Family Partner, Emerging Minds and Executive Manager Queensland/Northern Territory, NAPCAN) Facilitator: Michelle Roberts (Psychologist and Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the National Infant &Child Disaster Mental Health Advisory Committee) Partner: Emerging Minds Australia […]
Navigating the NDIS is a highly interactive 4-hour workshop designed to provide practical, hands-on training for child and family sector professionals who support clients engaging with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Delivered in two 2-hour sessions, this workshop demystifies how the NDIS works and how decisions are made, while equipping participants with the tools […]
Responding to suicide, suicide attempts and suicidal distress in the context of domestic and family violence (DFV) is a critical yet under-recognised advocacy, policy and practice issue. Across Australia, practice and data indicates that deaths by suicide linked to DFV are not consistently recognised or counted as family violence fatalities, while suicide attempts and suicidal […]
Connect, share stories, and learn from other's experiences in securing funding for our communities. Register here Find out more about Woor-Dungin here
Influences, Impacts & Interventions: Exploring Issues Around Young People's Experiences of Family and Domestic Violence Keynote speakers: Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon and Matt Tyler Join leading experts and practitioners for an online conference exploring a range of issues relating to young people’s experiences of family and domestic violence The keynote will be followed by a choice […]