• DV601: Practical skills in responding to people who experience domestic and family violence. The 4 day course provides underpinning frameworks and practical skills in the provision of services to people who experience domestic violence (primarily, but not solely, women and children). The nature, extent and impact of the tactics of domestic violence are explored along with the ways in which these tactics are supported at historical, political, cultural, social and personal levels.

• CHCDFV001 Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence
• ‍Victorian Capability Framework for Preventing and Responding to DFV.‍
• Australian Institute of Company Directors ‍
• Visit the Fair Work Ombudsman and the Australian Human Rights Commission for information on bullying, harassment and discrimination in the workplace. ‍
• Simon Sinek Start with Why TED Talk. Developing a meaningful purpose.

Refuge Policies and Procedures

Development of refuge policies and procedures in a Core and Cluster environment: A conversation with Elle Phelan from Safe Steps, a Victorian DFV Core & Cluster service.

Development of Refuge Policies and Procedures in a Core and Cluster Environment

Webinar: Refuge Eligibility & Prioritisation Framework, Victorian Context: A conversation with Ellen McGregor from Safe & Equal, on the Victorian Refuge Eligibility and Prioritisation framework.

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Animation resource: Policies and Practices in a Core & Cluster Refuge Setting - An Introductory Resource

DVNSW Animation Resources: Introductory Guide to Policies and Practices in a Core and Cluster Refuge Setting. Please see more chapters in other Principles.

Chapter 1:  Introduction: Policies and Practices in a Core & Cluster Refuge Setting

Chapter 9: Training, Development and Supervision

Chapter 10: Governance and Accountability