The coordinated
family violence system
Family violence is prevalent across the community. Because of this, people experiencing family violence come into contact with every part of the human service system. The coordinated family violence system is made up of many different sectors working together to support victim survivors and hold perpetrators to account.
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People experiencing family violence come into contact with every part of the human service system. There are a broad range of services and sectors that have responsibilities to prevent, recognise and respond to safety risks as well as promote perpetrator accountability.
Specialist family violence services provide crisis responses and case management to victim survivors of family violence.
The Code of Practice: Principles and Standards for Specialist Family Violence Services for Victim Survivors (the Code) articulates a set of principles and standards to guide consistent, quality service provision for victim survivors accessing specialist family violence services in Victoria.
Convened by a Family Violence Principal Strategic Advisor, these committees drive greater integration of regional family violence responses.
Find out where to go for support and referral if you encounter someone in your work who may be using family violence.
Aboriginal definition of family violence, self-determination and responding to family violence and Aboriginal family violence services in Victoria.
Frameworks and guidelines that specialist family violence services in Victoria should be aware of and use as part of their service provision.
The Experts by Experience framework aims to enhance the ability of specialist family violence services to provide opportunities for survivor advocates to influence policy development, service planning and practice.
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