The main type of service available for men who use violence are Men’s Behaviour Change Programs. These programs involve a number of components:

• Assessment of men who self-refer, are referred by others or who are mandated to attend a program.
• One or more men’s behaviour change groups through which they engage in processes and practices to take responsibility for their use of violent and controlling behaviour, and to change these behaviours. 
• In some situations and when resources allow, additional individual work with some group participants. 
• Work with partners and ex-partners to maximize their safety and to support their journeys of healing and empowerment.

Men’s behaviour change groups are for men who have been violent and controlling towards a current or previous partner and are now starting to think about change. Participants talk, share information, and challenge and support each other to be better men, partners, and fathers.

An important aspect of men's behaviour change programs that are provided by No To Violence members is that they are accountable and responsive to the needs of women and children.

Read more information about men’s behaviour change programs at the Men’s Referral Service website.