New Program for Women who use Force

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New Program for Women who use Force

Baptcare and Berry Street have partnered in Positive Shift, a new group-work program aimed at supporting and providing psychoeducation for women who have used force in their intimate relationships. The program is informed by feminist and strengths-based frameworks and seeks to empower women to make positive choices for themselves.

The first program commences on 30 October 2018. To find out more or make a referral for a woman in North-East Melbourne call (03) 9450 4700.

(Source: Berry Street, 9/10/18)

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