WCFVP: New Community Resource
The Whittlesea CALD Communities Family Violence Project (WCFVP) has been working to prevent and respond to family violence in the City of Whittlesea for the last five years.
During that time, many lessons have been learnt implementing the project and captured in this WCFVP community resource. The resource includes a model summary (for other community based agencies looking to do similar work) in addition to project implementation lessons and findings.
Click here to view or download the file.
The Whittlesea CALD Communities Family Violence Project (WCFVP) has been working to prevent and respond to family violence in the City of Whittlesea for the last five years.
During that time, many lessons have been learnt implementing the project and captured in this WCFVP community resource. The resource includes a model summary (for other community based agencies looking to do similar work) in addition to project implementation lessons and findings.
Click here to view or download the file.
Whittlesea CALD Communities Family Violence Project - Scoping report
The WCFVP was designed following a scoping exercise that incorporated a review of international literature with extensive consultation with survivors of violence, community representatives and support agencies.
It works across prevention, early intervention and response, aligning with the Victorian Framework for Primary Prevention of Violence against Women and the recently released Second Action Plan for the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children. Click the image above to read the Scoping Report. |
WCFVP- Annual report 2014
In 2014 the WCFVP achieved some major successes. The project delivered:
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WCC Participation in 'Family Violence and Alcohol as a Trigger' Webinar
In October 2017 our CEO, Alex Haynes, participated in the 'Family Violence and Alcohol as a Trigger' Webinar presented by Australian Safe Communities Foundation and Safe Communities Foundation New Zealand.
Alex presented the Whittlesea CALD Family Violence Project (WCFVP) that brings together a range of key local agencies to design, deliver and evaluate an integrate model to reduce and prevent Family Violence in Whittlesea's CALD Communities.
Follow the link to access the webinar: http://bit.ly/2zhMcKp
In October 2017 our CEO, Alex Haynes, participated in the 'Family Violence and Alcohol as a Trigger' Webinar presented by Australian Safe Communities Foundation and Safe Communities Foundation New Zealand.
Alex presented the Whittlesea CALD Family Violence Project (WCFVP) that brings together a range of key local agencies to design, deliver and evaluate an integrate model to reduce and prevent Family Violence in Whittlesea's CALD Communities.
Follow the link to access the webinar: http://bit.ly/2zhMcKp