What type of man uses family violence? It probably isn’t who you think.
Jacqui WattChief Executive OfficerNo to Violence A lot of people think that they could recognise what a ‘violent and abusive’ man looks like. Across our…
How can we help?
No to Violence works with men who use family violence, and the sector that supports them to change their abusive and violent behaviour.
Growth and partnerships
Working with organisations across Australia to support them to respond to family violence across their workforces, customers and clients.
From the Blog
Opening statement to hearing for inquiry into domestic, family and sexual violence.
16 October 2020 [Check against delivery] No to Violence thanks the committee for inviting No to Violence to appear today. We note that there has…
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#TrainingTuesday // Four day training is back!![]()
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Spaces are filling up fast for the next Four Day Foundational training course on working with Perpetrators of Family Violence.![]()
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Delivered over two weeks, this highly interactive and engaging program provides everyone with the core knowledge and skills for this often challenging area of work. Previous participants have shared how useful and relevant the training has been in their direct work with men using family violence.![]()
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The next course will take place on the 7th, 8th, 16th and 17th of September.![]()
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To secure your place click the link here lnkd.in/eQf8gWU or to see other courses No to Violence offer, click here for our course flyer: lnkd.in/eBySbZP
Reform is needed to ensure there is increased and longer-term investment in tertiary victim support services and that funding is matched to the level of need to reduce injuries, fatalities and ongoing harm. ![]()
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Show your support for a vision for ending domestic, family & sexual violence. ![]()
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Join us and add your name at safetysummit.org.au. #WomensSafetySummit. lnkd.in/gxdgXz7
