Violence and abuse are not unique to any workplace, but the solutions to solve them are.

Workplaces play a vital role in identifying and preventing family and domestic violence. According to the ABS, approximately 800,000 women, or around 1 in 6 female workers are currently experiencing domestic or family violence.

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Managers & Leaders

Our workplace training packages have been developed both to raise awareness, alleviate stigma and work towards eliminating family and domestic violence.

Workplace leaders have an obligation to their staff to minimise risk and offer support and this extends beyond the basic occupational health and safety guidelines. Recognising the signs of FDV in the workplace is the first step toward providing resources and support to staff or colleagues who may be affected by violence and will go a long way to alleviating family and domestic violence.

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Topics covered by this workshop include;

• Understanding family and domestic violence 

• Challenging family and domestic violence

• Identifying family and domestic violence in the workplace

• Responding to family and domestic violence in the workplace

• Your own self-care

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This workshop aims to:

• Raise awareness of family and domestic violence in the workplace

• Demystify the forms of which family and domestic violence may present in

• Help to identify the signs that someone may be experiencing or perpetrating violence

• Develop soft skills on how to support someone experiencing violence

• Show how to respond to a disclosure of violence in the workplace

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