Identifying & Responding to DFSV in Central Australia - Advanced

Designed to build frontline skills in strength-based, trauma-informed DFSV screening, risk assessment, management and safety planning.

Essential training for frontline workers in Central Australia on identifying + responding to DFSV with practical, trauma-informed approaches

This essential training equips frontline workers in Central Australia with the knowledge and skills to identify and respond to clients or patients at risk of domestic, family, and sexual violence, particularly within health settings.

Over a full day, participants will explore foundational concepts, develop practical skills, and connect with local DFSV services. This subsidised training ensures participants leave equipped to provide integrated, trauma-informed support to clients and patients at risk.

*It is recommended participants have already completed NT RAMF training before participation in CAWLS Advanced Course

Key Learning Outcomes

• Deepen understandings of the nature & dynamics of family violence in Central Australia including responding to cases of misidentification;
• Consolidate skills in trauma-informed approaches to screening for DFSV;
• Develop confidence in risk assessment processes and understanding of supporting frameworks and schemes including information sharing;
• Practice strength-based approaches to risk management and safety planning.

Running Time: 8.30 am – 4.30 pm.

Cost: $110 + booking fee

*If you are employed by a CAWLS Local Link Partner or Alice Springs Hospital, please contact education@cawls.com.au for a fee waiver. Group sizes are limited, register early to avoid disappointment.

2026 Training Dates

• Friday 24th April
• Friday 31st July
• Friday 30th October