The Safer Families Centre leads a National Advisory group for Domestic and Family Violence training to contribute to strategies for strengthening collaboration and reducing duplication across the programs. Expert advice and feedback from relevant key stakeholders is facilitated to identify opportunities to complement and connect other training in DFV and advocate for primary care worker participation and offer an opportunity for continued alliance across programs.

Members represent key stakeholders for DFV training in the primary health care sector including Safer families C entre and partner organisations, Primary Health Networks, GPs, Primary care nurses, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers/ Practitioners, cultural diversity training, lived experience and representation from the Department of Health and Aged Care.  

The group meets approximately three times a year.