New Case Management Model for Working with Perpetrators

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New Case Management Model for Working with Perpetrators

The State Government is trialling a case management model for perpetrators to address their complex needs such as AOD, homelessness and issues relating to mental and physical health. The model will also have partner contact to monitor victim survivor safety.

Up to 2,000 places will be set aside for Aboriginal and LGBTI service providers.

(Source: Premier’s Media Centre, 31/3/18)

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