Violence prevention

Sexual Violence Awareness Month
Information about Sexual Violence Awareness Month 2011
About domestic and family violence prevention
Violence prevention
Queensland domestic and family violence legislation
Domestic and family violence can occur in all families regardless of ethnic or cultural background, religious beliefs, sexual preference, age, gender, or socioeconomic status; and while males are more often the offender, men can also be victims.
Queensland Government Strategy to Reduce Domestic and Family Violence 2009-2014
The strategy presents an opportunity to reduce the cost of domestic and family violence to the Queensland community, estimated at $2.7 to $3.2 billion per annum.
Act as one against domestic and family violence campaign
Act as 1 against domestic and family violence campaign wesbite
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month
The theme for Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month 2011 is Act as one against domestic and family violence.
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Awards
The Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Awards are presented each May during Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.
Community partnerships
Xstrata and the Department of Communities - working in partnership to prevent domestic and family violence.
Contacts
Domestic and Family Violence Prevention contacts.
Forms
Forms for Domestic and Family Violence Prevention.
Publications and Resources
Publications and Resources for Domestic and family violence prevention.

In an emergency call 000.

For help and advice call:

dvconnect womensline
1800 811 811
24 hours, 7 days a week

dvconnect mensline
1800 600 636
9 am to midnight, 7 days a week

Kids Help Line
1800 55 1800
24 hours, 7 days a week

Last reviewed 23 March 2011

Last modified 20 April 2012

Sexual Violence Awareness Month