Translating evidence of all-of-family responses for domestic abuse and family violence: Implications across sectors

The Safer Families Centre researches and collaborates to transform the health sector response to domestic abuse and family violence (DAFV). The universal health system is the most common point of access for individuals and families with referrals to early intervention, response or recovery and healing services and then back to universal services. There is no linear progression towards help, instead it is a winding journey through a network of universal and specialist services. This brief summarises lessons learnt about all-of-family approaches to DAFV in the context of the Victorian service system. Strong connections and collaboration are essential for all parts of the system to contribute to supporting any member of a family affected by DAFV.

Previous
Previous

Identifying and responding to domestic abuse and family violence: Implications for the health sector

Next
Next

Role of care navigation in addressing domestic, family and sexual violence