Building a framework to prevent and respond to young people with disability who use violence at home A webinar series exploring different contexts and issues that impact young people using violence in the home, and their families. Join us as we hear from Dr Georgina Sutherland, lead researcher of this ANROWS-funded project "Building a framework to […]
Please join AVITH for our latest 'AVITH in Context' webinar. Maddison Riachi is a PhD student with Swinburne University, investigating the mental health and mental health service utilisation of young people whose violence towards their parents or intimate partners brought them to the attention of Victoria Police. Maddison will discuss findings from this research, with a […]
Centre for Excellence FREE Zoom Webinar - Changing the lives of children affected by trauma The Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare and the Alannah & Madeline Foundation have an upcoming webinar. This compelling and informative session is free to attend. Join us in this free online webinar to hear from two experts, […]
Lunch and Learn – Supporting kinder access for children experiencing vulnerability This free online session will provide: • Information on subsidies available for families including Early Start Kinder • Support to navigate kinder enrolment in sessional kinder and long day care • Practical tips to support families to overcome common barriers to accessing kinder • […]
There is a lot happening in the early years and this National Child Protection Week (4-10 September) serves as a reminder that “every child, in every community, needs a fair go". This week provides an opportunity to reflect on the ways that we can all work together to build communities that support children and families. Learn more […]
Join us in this webinar where we speak with Dr Kate Fitz-Gibbon and Dr Silke Meyer, who will present findings from the ANROWS-funded report, 'Adolescent family violence in Australia: A national study of service and support needs for young people who use family violence'. This research draws directly from the voices of over 5000 young people […]