PARt Project Workshop to develop DFSV Training

Women's Safety Services of Central Australia

Workshop to contribute to tailored domestic, family and sexual violence training for Police and healthcare workers.

Tennant Creek Hospital , Education Room

You are invited to a workshop with the PARt project. The Prevent. Assist. Respond. Training – Do Your Part Project (PARt project) is developing tailored domestic, family and sexual violence training for Police and healthcare workers to be rolled out over the next two years. NT Police and the NT Department of Health have lent their support to the PARt project, which has been funded under the Northern Territory Government’s community and place-based partnership for domestic, family, and sexual violence prevention and response grants program. The PARt project is an initiative of Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation and its partners Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia, the Domestic Violence Legal Service and the NT Legal Aid Commission. The PARt project has four central aims: 1. To ensure the voices of victim-survivors, particularly Aboriginal women, inform the training materials and package for Police and healthcare workers.2. To increase collaboration and strengthen relationships between the Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) sector, health and Police. 3. To increase knowledge and understanding of DFSV, its drivers, emerging forms (such as technology-facilitated abuse), myths and misconceptions, CRAT/RAMF, key challenges (such as misidentification), trauma-informed culturally-safe and non-collusive practice, and vicarious trauma among stakeholders and community members through the development of the training package. 4. To support healthcare workers and Police with targeted ongoing specialist training materials and package, that are online, accessible, and modular with attached competencies. The purpose of the 90 minute workshop is to collect data and will include an assessment of healthcare workers' current training needs, identifying gaps and then ranking priority areas to inform content. The workshop is for all healthcare workers, including NT Health staff, Aboriginal Community Health Organistions, the NT Primary Health Network, as well as general practitioners and the private sector. The PARt project is particularly interested in hearing from frontline healthcare workers. The workshop is an opportunity for healthcare workers to contribute to the PARt training content.

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