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Violence Services Partnership
For professionals supporting the
safety of victim survivors in Melbourne's
northern metropolitan region

Family Violence Sector News

Lunch & Learn – Elder Abuse

Upcoming Lunch & Learn - Elder Abuse. Registration are open!

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Register now for the Building Bridges Forum

Register now for the Building Bridges Forum!

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Lunch & Learn: Working with Young People Using Family Violence

The Lunch & Learn are free, 1-hour sessions aiming to strengthen the practice skills and confidence of professionals to safely and effectively respond to family violence.

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Child and Young Person MARAM tool

Complete these survey to contribute to the development of the Child and Young Person MARAM tools

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Research Project – Family Violence Affecting Families with Children from Migrant Backgrounds  

Researchers from the University of Melbourne would like to speak to mothers or caregivers from migrant backgrounds whose families have experienced domestic and family violence (DFV).   This project...

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Make it Mainstream Community of Practice

Submit your EOI for the CoP: Make it Mainstream: Building safer, inclusive services for LGBTIQA+ people experiencing family violence

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MARAM training: Working with adults using family violence

NTV has released 2024 dates for MARAM trainings focused on working with adults using family violence.

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‘Disconnected & Insecure’ report

Disconnected & Insecure: The intersection between experiences of long COVID and intimate partner violence

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Strong Foundations: Building on Victoria’s work to end family violence

Complete the survey to help the Victorian Government develop the Family Violence Reform Rolling Action Plan 2024-26.

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Practice Lead Community of Practice

Safe and Equal are recommencing the Practice Lead Community of Practice for practice leaders, or anyone undertaking similar duties, who are responsible for supporting MARAM best practice.

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