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Nominations are now open for the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Honour RollPosted: Tuesday 1 September 2020
Domestic and family violence (DFV) is everyone’s business – that’s why the Queensland Government want to recognise Queenslander’s who’ve made it theirs through Queensland’s first DFV Prevention Honour Roll.
DFV Prevention Council and Moreton Bay taking steps to end domestic and family violence Posted: Monday 31 August 2020
The Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council recently hosted a two-day program of meetings and workshops in the Moreton Bay Region to hear from local community leaders taking positive action to help end domestic and family violence.
Keeping Queenslanders safe at home during the COVID-19 pandemicPosted: Friday 28 August 2020
In May 2020, the Queensland Government launched a new awareness campaign to ensure critical public safety messaging was reached by those impacted by domestic and family violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Respect matters for schoolsPosted: Thursday 27 August 2020
Student leaders and staff from North Lakes State College and Caboolture State High School were honoured to attend the Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council’s Moreton Bay forum to discuss the importance of equality and respect.
Work underway to support response to domestic and family violence against people with disabilityPosted: Wednesday 26 August 2020
Following the release of the Not Now, Not Ever report, a Review to address the impacts of domestic and family violence on people with disability was conducted to provide a blueprint to ensure mainstream domestic and family violence reforms are as inclusive of people with disability as possible.
Introducing the new Domestic and Family Violence Prevention CouncilPosted: Friday 15 May 2020
The Prevention Council will oversee the next phase of the Queensland Government’s domestic and family violence reform agenda.
COVID-19 Domestic and Family Violence Virtual SummitPosted: Tuesday 12 May 2020
The COVID-19 DFV Domestic and Family Violence Virtual summit brought experts, organisations and stakeholders together to address challenges resulting from COVID-19. Queenslanders can now have their say on the findings of the summit.
May is Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month Posted: Tuesday 12 May 2020
During Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month Queenslanders will unite to say Not now, not ever. Together.
New team to support corporate and community connectionsPosted: Tuesday 12 May 2020
A Corporate and Community Partnerships team has been established in the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women to assist in creating meaningful partnerships and connections between corporate, community, government and the non-government sector.
QFES takes action against domestic and family violencePosted: Tuesday 12 May 2020
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) has partnered with Zephyr Education and the Red Rose Foundation to raise awareness about domestic and family violence and support children escaping it.
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