domestic and family violence
Sustaining support beyond the crisis: why “after” is where safety is made
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Ritchelle Drilon
In the immediate wake of domestic and family violence (DFV), the focus is, by necessity, on urgent safety: emergency accommodation,
Building a recovery framework from the ground up
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For many survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV), leaving the abusive relationship is often viewed as the finish line.
Over $10M injected into collaborative domestic violence projects
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A major philanthropic initiative will inject more than $10 million into the domestic and family violence (DFV) sector, funding a
Featured Leader: Devon Cuimara on reframing coercive control
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Geraldine Grones
There are wide-ranging views about how to respond to coercive control, a form of domestic and family violence, with New
High-risk domestic and family violence perpetrators will soon be tracked 24/7
- Geraldine Grones
The Crisafulli Government is delivering protection for more domestic and family violence victims with the launch of its GPS Tracker
IKEA leads the fight against domestic and family violence with Save The Children
- Geraldine Grones
IKEA Australia has launched a nationwide campaign to spotlight the need to listen to the voices of the two in
Two residential businesses partner with a charity to house a family escaping violence
- Geraldine Grones
Sherridon Homes and Brilley Co have partnered with the Victorian Homeless Fund to deliver a new charity home in Moe,
New program aims to paint a national picture of domestic violence support needs
- Geraldine Grones
Safety Measures will measure specialist domestic and family violence service need, accessibility and effectiveness. Every person experiencing domestic and family
NSW Multicultural Centre for Women’s and Family Safety turns one
- Geraldine Grones
The Adira Centre has marked one year of supporting women and children experiencing domestic and family violence from culturally and
PRF offers $600K funding for domestic and family violence support
- Geraldine Grones
The Paul Ramsay Foundation invites organisations collaborating to provide long-term support for families experiencing domestic and family violence to apply
QLD athlete to run 3,800km for domestic violence support
- Geraldine Grones
Former footballer Fran Hurndall will spend 34 days running across Australia to raise $1 million for domestic violence survivors. This
NT gets $9 million fund for First Nations victims of family violence
- Geraldine Grones
The Albanese Labor Government supports First Nations women and children in Darwin to leave violent intimate partner relationships. This is
