No to Violence Conference 2024 will return to Melbourne in September
‘Leading Radical Change: A Call to Action to End Men’s Family Violence’ aims to drive the radical change needed to make a genuine difference in…
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No to Violence works with men who use family violence, and the sector that supports them to change their abusive and violent behaviour.
Men’s Referral Service
The Men’s Referral Service is the national counselling, information and referral service for men who use violence and abuse to change their behaviour.
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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Five Essential Discussion Tools Training: free training to support practitioners working with men who use family violence
The Five Essential Discussion Tools support those working men who have used family violence to help them understand their emotions and how they are linked…
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Last week Richelle, our Diversity and Inclusion Advisor attended the Health in Difference conference in Canberra. ![]()
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The Conference aims to foster collaboration to advance the health and wellbeing of LGBTIQA+ people. ![]()
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We know domestic and family violence uniquely affects LGBTQIA+ communities right across the country, often leading to underreporting due to fear of discrimination or lack of support. ![]()
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NTV is committed to welcoming and respecting every member of the LGBTIQA+ community from every state and territory who accesses our services.
The Ballarat community will rally against men's violence today following the tragic death of a third woman in the region this year.![]()
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This is a strong community response and it’s important that people of all genders stand up and take action to oppose violence against women. Women should not be left to shoulder the burden of this advocacy; men also need to be vocal in calling for change.![]()
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Community responses such as this need to be supported by increased investment in prevention and intervention programs that are developed with the communities they support.
