The Australian Childhood Foundation are looking forward to welcoming everyone to the fifth conference, gathering to share practice, knowledge, and wisdom about how to transform the lives of those who […]
Women experiencing family violence often have multiple pressing legal issues that must be dealt with in different courts and under different legislation. You may be the first point of contact for women experiencing family violence. […]
This full-day, interactive online module aims to upskill practitioners, with theory and practice approaches, to enable them to walk alongside survivors of coercive control safely, respectfully and ethically.
Women experiencing family violence often have multiple pressing legal issues that must be dealt with in different courts and under different legislation. You may be the first point of contact for women experiencing family violence. […]
Join for this important webinar exploring how we can create culturally safe, inclusive environments that nurture the identity, strengths, and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Grounded in […]
Women experiencing family violence often have multiple pressing legal issues that must be dealt with in different courts and under different legislation. You may be the first point of contact for women experiencing family violence. […]
Women experiencing family violence often have multiple pressing legal issues that must be dealt with in different courts and under different legislation. You may be the first point of contact for women experiencing family violence. […]
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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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For 24/7 support to find safety from family violence, contact Safe Steps on 1800 015 188.