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A domestic and family violence community resource guide for Western Australia produced by Commonwealth Bank.
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It provides guidance to support staff to
recognise signs of family violence, respond appropriately and refer to an appropriate service.
Family violence can take many different forms, here are some examples.
DVRCV conducted the first Australian study into the use of technology by perpetrators in the context of domestic violence.
Yarra Valley Water's Watercare program offers a brochure that communicates the support available to people impacted by family violence.
A Wire's report that builds on the Australian and international body of knowledge around women, family violence and financial well-being
ESC provides a guiding material on how a water
business might meet the family violence requirements in the revised codes and policies.
A domestic and Aboriginal family violence community resource guide for South Australia, produced by Commonwealth Bank.
WESNET designed a project to distribute smartphones with pre-paid credit through frontline agencies to women experiencing gender-based violence.
Financial Counselling Australia's Cycle of Violence article explains that leaving is a process and covers the reasons that women stay.
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Women's Health East summarises the program and its benefits of using family violence experts to empower organisations to build empathy for customers
This report describes the primary priorities for reform and the principles that must underpin future strategies, policies and programs to deal with FV