Identifying & Responding to DFSV in the Barkly Region - Fundamentals

Essential training for frontline workers in the Barkly Region to identify and respond to DFSV using practical, trauma-informed approaches.

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

This essential training equips frontline workers in the Barkly Region/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. This training is a recognised pre-requisite course for participation in NT RAMF Training.

Key Learning Outcomes

• Deepen understanding of the nature and dynamics of family violence in the Central Australia/Barkly region.
• Understanding the role of universal services such as health, education and social services in identifying and responding to DFSV
• Gain insight into approaches to support safe and trauma-informed disclosures
• Learn how to deliver trauma-informed support tailored to client needs and circumstances.
• Develop confidence in safety planning and accessing referral pathways.
• Gain practical insights into legal responses, including mandatory reporting obligations.
• Build connections with local services and specialists to enhance crisis management and prevention.

Running Time: 8.30 am – 4.30 pm.

Cost: $55 + booking fee

*This training is subsidised by CAWLS with support from the Commonwealth Government & NT PHN.

2026 Training Dates

• Thursday 12th March
• Thursday 21st May
• Thursday 13th August
• Thursday 29th October