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The Men’s Referral Service is the national counselling, information and referral service for men who use violence and abuse to change their behaviour.

NTV 2026 National Conference: Wrap-Up

Our 2026 National Conference, hosted in collaboration with SPEAQ and SFV, was held 11-12 March.

Sector resources & training

Support and resources for people who work with men who use violence.

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Read about our advocacy and peak body activities, including work in the media.

About family violence

Family violence is a pattern of abusive and controlling behaviour that can take many different forms.

About No to Violence

No to Violence specialises in working with men to change their violent behaviour to keep women, children and communities safer.

Men’s Behaviour Change programs

Men’s Behaviour Change Program providers are available to take your calls, offer a service and link you with other agencies depending on your individual circumstances.

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If you are interested in being part of the movement to end men’s use of family violence, please keep an eye on this page for opportunities.

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3 days ago

No to Violence
Yesterday, NTV Research Lead Lisa Wheildon attended the 'Supporting Children and Young People Bereaved by Domestic Homicide' event, hosted with the Centre for Child and Family Wellbeing and Melbourne University's Homicide at Home research team. The ripple effects of fatal domestic and family violence are enormous, and the children left behind are too often invisible in our systems and our conversations. Key insights from lived experience advocates:• The number of children impacted by fatal family violence is unknown• These children become instant orphans with no dedicated services to support them• Death is the point of cut-off for many DFV services, and that is not good enough for those left behind• Children can be deeply attached to someone who has caused enormous harm, and they need to know that's okay• Practitioners don't need all the answers. Providing a safe space to talk is one of the most powerful things you can do• A child rights framework is critical to this work. Yesterday also saw the launch of 'What Ally Needs Now', a children's book co-created with lived experience and practitioners for family, therapeutic, and classroom use (available here: outcomes.org.au/order-the-book/?prev_bc=66353), and a new 'Spotlight' on the Family Violence Sexual Violence Knowledge Hub: outcomes.org.au/knowledge-hub/child-centred-practice-after-fatal-family-violence/ Thank you to the researchers, practitioners, and lived experience advocates making this gap in services and support visible. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

No to Violence
No to Violence is currently developing a National Directory of Services for people who use violence.We’re calling on services across Australia to be part of this vital resource. The National Directory aims to help make support easier to find and more accessible for those who need it most. The National Directory will be inclusive of all genders, ages, cultures, languages and needs, focused on connection, referrals and impact, and designed to support real change. If your service works with people who use violence, submit your EOI today. Let’s build something powerful, together. For more information on the National Directory, including service eligibility criteria and Expression of Interest form, head to the project webpage or reach out to the project team at projects@ntv.org.au. ... See MoreSee Less
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