eHealth tools

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The following resources are for use by people experiencing or using domestic, family or sexual violence. These resources have been developed through research projects undertaken by the Safer Families Centre in collaboration with our key partners.

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My Safety

An interactive website for students experiencing or using dating or sexual violence, or students concerned about a friend.

My Safety

Beyond Silence

Website to help women worried about sex and consent in their relationships.

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Beyond Silence

Not The Only One

A website for survivors to read and share stories about their domestic violence experiences.

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Not The Only One

Burndawan

Co-designed with the Wadawurrung people, this resource provides pathways to support, safety and healing for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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Burndawan

Better Man

A healthy relationships website for men to gain knowledge on how to improve their relationship with their partner and seek help for their behaviour.

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Better Man