A treat to watch Victim Survivor Advisory Council member Russell Vickery’s interview with VSAC inaugural Chair, Rosie Batty on One Plus One tonight. https://t.co/JwWVTCS4Xz
📢 Join this unmissable free & virtual forum bringing together diverse lived experience voices. Hear from Rosie Batty, @TamePunk, @amani_haydar_ & survivor advocates who are championing change. Register now: https://t.co/KvUpN20lHx #MoreThanOurStory
We thank everyone who got vaccinated and tested yesterday.
Our thoughts are with those in hospital, and the families of people who have lost their lives.
More data soon: https://t.co/OCCFTAtS1P
#COVID19Vic#COVID19VicData
When #COVID19 restrictions are in place, you are always allowed to leave home to escape harm, the risk of harm, or #familyviolence.
Get safe accommodation & support:
📞 @safestepsFV on 1800 015 188
📧 [email protected]
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Five years ago, the Victim Survivors’ Advisory Council was established to put people with lived experience at the heart of Victoria’s family violence reform. Read a statement from our VSAC chair and deputy chair five years on: https://t.co/LO9KODIIdQ
Today is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This tip sheet from @WDVtweet and @DVRCV provides advice on how to use a strengths-based approach and avoid deficit language when working with people with disabilities: https://t.co/ecKNJnYf12 #16days#familyviolence
Come and work with us! We are rapidly expanding our services and programs in order to meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse communities experiencing family violence. Project Officers, Outreach Workers and Team Leaders..we need you! https://t.co/znMM16fFce
There are 2 weeks to go to submit your application for the Dhelk Dja Family Violence Fund. Applications close on 26 October for eligible Aboriginal organisations & community groups. To apply or find out more https://t.co/lfZOkLS5gw
You can also travel over 5kms if your home is not safe and you need to escape #familyviolence. See translated information in 49 languages here https://t.co/ivolN0wKou
On this @ruokday DV Vic would like to highlight the increase in family & friends contacting specialist family violence services for advice on how to help a loved one they are worried about. Thank you.
"#EconomicAbuse is really pervasive where family violence is present. It's one tactic to manifest power & control over someone else. The pandemic is being used to justify their controlling behaviours," @AliVMacdonald@dvvic#coercivecontrol https://t.co/smOLPlcEWf @stewart_emily
DVRCV is excited for the upcoming launch of our free, online learning package, Family Violence Foundations. To stay updated and be the first to know when the package launches, please register your interest here: https://t.co/VTUTSfJ8XG @FamilySafetyVic
Family violence is never okay. Times of stress and hardship are never and excuse for violence. All people deserve to live free from fear. #YouAreNotAlone#FamilyViolence
In a new video series produced for the FV workforce, we asked senior leaders to explain the ways the Victorian Government is adapting their services to family violence prevention & response during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Watch the series here: https://t.co/F9BAIl1bAR