The Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights (AMWCHR) is offering this free forced marriage training for anyone working with young people. This training will involve a one-hour online webinar. Click here to register
This forum is for providers in the Bayside Peninsula Area. The Bayside Peninsula Area catchment planning group invite local service providers to a forum to help them understand how to navigate AOD services in the Bayside Peninsula area. Morning tea and lunch provided. Intended audience: Managers and team leaders of support services that might refer […]
Leading for well-being seminar series are all about how to build thriving teams and workplaces. Please register for each individual seminar via Eventbrite. Dates: Seminar One – 28 February 2023 – Creating a shared understanding of workplace, health, safety and wellbeing. Seminar Two - 29 March 2023 - Workplace health, safety and wellbeing in practice […]
This training provides prevention practitioners, especially those new to the sector, with foundational skills and understanding of the evidence on what drives violence against women, the actions we can all take to prevent violence from occurring and how to design a prevention program. This new online course is based on recognised industry standards (the Preventing Family […]
How to build thriving teams and workplaces amid challenges. The Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) is offering a series of free 90-minute Leading for wellbeing seminars for Family Violence, Prevention and Sexual Assault managers, team leaders, coordinators, Human Resource staff, emerging sector leaders and interested practitioners and workers. Facilitated by the world-renowned Health, Safety and […]
Beyond The Violence facilitator training will assist participants, through experiential learning, to develop the specialised skills and insight to facilitate the Beyond the Violence group program. All participants will receive a copy of the Beyond the Violence manual. The three day training will assist participants to: Understand the impacts of Family Violence on women and […]
This mental health first aid training aims to provide participants across Australia with the skills to assist Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander adults who may be experiencing a mental health challenge or mental health crisis, until appropriate professional help is received or until the crisis is resolved. The course will help participants learn how to […]
The focus of this learning program is: • The implementation of online group programs in the MBCP context. It supports multi-intervention approaches unique to online group work facilitation and the required program and practice changes where online MBCPs become necessary. • The central importance of family safety, practice skills/interventions and the required technological considerations and training skills […]
This two-hour webinar will introduce you to an understanding of culture from a First Nations perspective, especially in the context of colonisation. In particular we will explore the notion of cultural humility and its meaning and relevance when working with First Nations families in Australia. Click here for more information Click here to register
Beyond The Violence facilitator training will assist participants, through experiential learning, to develop the specialised skills and insight to facilitate the Beyond the Violence group program. All participants will receive a copy of the Beyond the Violence manual. The three day training will assist participants to: Understand the impacts of Family Violence on women and […]
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 […]
No to Violence is delivering a four-day foundational training for professionals and practitioners who work directly with men who choose to use violence and abuse. This training will provide practitioners with the early skills, knowledge and confidence to interrupt abusive attitudes, and engage in meaningful conversations that work to move men choosing to use violence […]
The focus of this learning program Specialist Practice - Skills for Working Online with Men Using Family Violence is: * to build confidence for practitioners wanting to transfer their skills into delivering into the online individual and group work environment * to provide opportunities to practice using technology-mediated software It is highly recommended that all […]
Psychological trauma can occur when a person is not able to cope with a distressing or overwhelming event, or process the emotions involved with their experiences. Professionals including clinicians, frontline staff, supervisors and managers can experience vicarious trauma as a result of hearing about another person’s trauma and witnessing their associated distress. Over time, this […]
No to Violence is delivering a four-day foundational training for professionals and practitioners who work directly with men who choose to use violence and abuse. This training will provide practitioners with the early skills, knowledge and confidence to interrupt abusive attitudes, and engage in meaningful conversations that work to move men choosing to use violence […]
Children are particularly vulnerable to the effects of racism in its various forms. Racism hurts children and their families in real and fundamental ways, affecting not only their mental and physical health, but also their relationships and ability to grow. Practitioners who work with children from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds must understand how […]
In Australia, 1 in 6 people over 65 years old will be abused or mistreated at some time. Only a third of elder abuse victim-survivors seek help from services. The main driver of elder abuse is ageism, which devalues older people and ignores their rights. Maria Dimopoulos will serve as the guest speaker at the […]
Interactive discussions about sexism and the impact this has on women who work with male colleagues in family violence perpetrator programs. These reflective practice discussions are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in 2023. Between each session, at least another 4 women will be murdered by a current or former male partner by […]
Using the concepts of reparations and collaborative parenting expectations to increase perpetrator accountability. Click here for more information and to register
No to Violence is delivering a four-day foundational training for professionals and practitioners who work directly with men who choose to use violence and abuse. This training will provide practitioners with the early skills, knowledge and confidence to interrupt abusive attitudes, and engage in meaningful conversations that work to move men choosing to use violence […]
Beyond The Violence facilitator training will assist participants, through experiential learning, to develop the specialised skills and insight to facilitate the Beyond the Violence group program. All participants will receive a copy of the Beyond the Violence manual. The three day training will assist participants to: Understand the impacts of Family Violence on women and […]
Have you ever found yourself unsure about how and where to access family violence services in Victoria? Join us on Monday, June 19th, as Gals in Australia, Latin Stories Australia, and the Centre for Multicultural Youth come together to host an enlightening workshop tailored specifically for the Latin community. This workshop aims to provide clear […]
Sexual Assault Services Victoria, Safe and Equal and No to Violence have partnered to host a workshop to enhance practice capability when responding to sexual assault with a disability lens. The 3-hour workshop will include a focus on sexual assault in the context of family violence, aligned to the MARAM framework. This workshop is aimed […]
The Domestic Abuse Resource and Training Group (DART) are delivering an online webinar over four hours, with micro-breaks, that will engage you to consider the fundamentals of stalking, risk assessment and risk management, perpetrator typologies to consider when engaging perpetrators or survivors, stages to homicide and interruption strategies, and how to provide optimal support. This […]
The Coercive Control, Stalking and Harassment Masterclass will give you a deeper insight into the insidious presentations of FDV, Coercive Control, and Stalking and Harassment, and how these problems can co-occur. The Masterclass will also explore the impacts on victims and survivors and service system responses. We will provide you with relevant risk screening questions that assess for coercive control, physical harm, imminent risk and valuable methods to help identify cases of stalking and harassment. Click here for more information and to […]
We know Victorian renters are facing extremely tough conditions in the rental market. In this context, having knowledge to prevent evictions is a critical protection against homelessness. VCOSS is holding an online sector briefing for workers wanting to learn about evictions or to refresh your memory on renters’ rights under the Residential Tenancies Act 1997. Click […]
Are your clients struggling with family violence-related debts? Consumer Action Law Centre is here to help! Consumer Action Law Centre is offering a free 2.5 hour workshop for family violence workers and community workers about: Options to help your clients recover from financial abuse Your clients’ legal rights against banks and businesses about their money problems Practical strategies for complaining to banks and businesses What free Ombudsman […]
The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare invites you to a series of webinars on the theme of ‘Diversity in Practice’ to assist organisations to strengthen professionals understanding of good practice when engaging with children and young people from diverse backgrounds and communities. Understanding Intersectionality Click here to register