Consumer Experience Mapping – Men who Use Violence

The Persons Using Violence Working Group have formed an advisory group consisting of senior leaders from agencies who work with men who use violence. This advisory group have collaborated with Shantiworks to host focus groups with men who have accessed the service system to understand their experience as consumers. Shantiworks will compile a report following the focus groups, highlighting key insights, themes and learnings shared by the consumers. This report will inform future advocacy and strategic priorities of the SMFVRIC.

First Nations MARAM and Information Sharing Working Group

In collaboration with the Bayside Peninsula Integrated Family Violence Partnership (BPIFVP), the SMFVRIC are working with Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations across the Southern Region (Bayside Peninsula Area and Southern Melbourne Area), to develop a workshop for practitioners to build capacity when talking about family violence and using MARAM tools in a culturally safe manner.

Submission to the Inquiry of Family Violence Orders

In collaboration with the Bayside Peninsula Integrated Family Violence Partnership (BPIFVP), the SMFVRIC are contributing a submission to the Inquiry of Family Violence Orders. Both the BPIFVP and SMFVRIC are consulting with strategic leaders across the regions to inform a position for the submission. For further information in relation to the Inquiry, click here

Previous Projects

  • Adolescents Using Violence in the Home Forum
  • Submission to the Inquiry into Capturing Data on Family Violence Perpetrators in Victoria.

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MARAM Collaborative Practice Training

The Southern Melbourne Family Violence Regional Integration Committee host FREE MARAM Collaborative Practice Training. Watch this space to see what dates are available to register.

Click here for more information about MARAM Collaborative Practice Training

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