Identifying & Responding to Family Violence in Central Australia

Essential training for frontline workers in Central Australia to identify and respond to DFSV using practical, trauma-informed approaches.

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.

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

• Friday 30 January
• Friday 27 February
• Friday 27 March
• Friday 24 April
• Friday 29 May
• Friday 26 June
• Friday 31 July
• Friday 28 August
• Friday 25 September
• Friday 30 October
• Friday 27 November