Delivered over 4 days, this non-accredited course will provide professionals working directly with men using family violence with the early skills, knowledge and confidence to interrupt abusive attitudes, and engage in meaningful conversations that work to move men using family violence into a change journey. Useful as a stand-alone program, this course will provide foundational […]
This training is open to any professional in the Bayside-Peninsula region of Melbourne who responds to family violence. Explore how to contribute to risk assessment and collaborate for ongoing risk management through respectful and sensitive engagement with victim survivors, information sharing, referral and secondary consultation. This is not risk assessment training, but forms an integral […]
In response to the release of the MARAM Adult Person Using Family Violence Practice Guide Responsibilities ,9 and 10, NTV developed a web series to build sector familiarity The web series will provide opportunities for workforces to familiarise themselves with the key concepts, consider how each responsibility will be integrated into their work, commence planning […]
From its inception, the Safe & Together Model was designed to be objective and neutral. This means situations and family members were not going to be prejudged based on sex, gender, sexual orientation, or other demographics. In this session, David will discuss the development of the Model’s behavioral approach, and how it addresses allegations of […]
The Safe & Together Model’s 3rd Principle focuses on interventions with perpetrators to reduce risk and harm to children. In this webinar, David will discuss the importance of using the language of “intervention” and a broad definition of “accountability” He will examine how micro -practices around language and documentation are the foundation of accountability in […]
Together with a senior member of Victoria Police we will explore practical and effective ways to work together with police in family violence matters. You will also learn new ways to advocate for your client’s safety Who should attend? Practitioners in family violence services Practitioners in community and health services THIS TRAINING INCLUDES: […]
Problems arising from Australia’s fragmented system for responding to families affected by family violence and child abuse have attracted significant focus in the last decade. Split responsibilities between the states and territories having responsibility for child protection and family violence and the Commonwealth holding responsibility for family law increase these difficulties. The well-recognised burden of […]
Fast Track will help you advance your career by building your leadership and advocacy skills. This free online professional development program is designed for people who want to excel in a leadership role responding to family violence or preventing violence against women. Fast Track will build your knowledge in feminist leadership, advocacy, creating effective partnerships […]
Register for our workshop to gain practical skills to help end elder abuse. Promoting respect for seniors and ending elder abuse is everyone's business...but what can I do? Read the flyer here. Date: Thursday 30th June Time: Arrival from 9:30am for a 10am start. Session concludes at 1:00pm Venue: Functions By the Bay, Cnr Plowman […]
Together with a senior member of Victoria Police we will explore practical and effective ways to work together with police in family violence matters. You will also learn new ways to advocate for your client’s safety Who should attend? Practitioners in family violence services Practitioners in community and health services THIS TRAINING INCLUDES: […]
