Training &
professional
development

Visit this page to view our full range of training courses, workshops and programs.

Safe and Equal delivers MARAM training modules for practitioners who need to have an applied understanding of MARAM and information sharing in their roles.

Safe and Equal’s primary prevention training builds the capability of practitioners to engage in best practice primary prevention of family and gender-based violence, and respectful relationships education work. 

Safe and Equal delivers in-house tailored training packages to suit your needs for responding to family violence and preventing gender-based violence.

Family Violence Foundations is a free online learning package for all Victorian professionals, designed to build your knowledge to prevent, identify and respond to family violence and violence against women.

Offered in two steams, response and prevention, Fast Track enables experienced practitioners to advance into leadership roles by building their leadership and management capabilities.

Designed for executive and senior leaders in the specialist family violence, primary prevention and sexual assault sectors, this professional development program puts you at the centre of your leadership journey.

Offered in two steams, response and prevention, Fast Track enables experienced practitioners to advance into leadership roles by building their leadership and management capabilities.

Designed for executive and senior leaders in the specialist family violence, primary prevention and sexual assault sectors, this professional development program puts you at the centre of your leadership journey.

We know that strong connections create strong leaders. Our new leadership network is for people working in family violence, primary prevention or sexual assault services in Victoria.

Safe and Equal facilitates Communities of Practice to build networks and support peer learning between Victorian primary prevention practitioners.

Safe and Equal’s Communities of Practice provide specialist family violence practice advice, and support innovation in practice and service design.

Connecting Communities is a free program of learning and support activities for prevention practitioners in the community sector who work with multicultural and/or faith-based communities.

We know that strong connections create strong leaders. Our new leadership network is for people working in family violence, primary prevention or sexual assault services in Victoria.

Workplaces have a role in recognising and responding to family violence, in alignment with national legislation.

Access the lived experience expertise of survivor advocates to create better outcomes for your organisation.

Work with Safe and Equal to develop and implement your family and domestic violence paid leave policy, tailored to your workplace’s needs.