What are effective strategies that prevent and respond to family violence, that particularly support the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children? And how can we recognise, support and resource these programs? SNAICC is conducting a project that seeks to respond to these questions through a literature review, consultations and development of a Process Framework for Good Practice Principles. We are currently consulting with services and other key stakeholders on this draft Process Framework.
Resources:
- Meeting the Needs of our Children – Community Controlled Family Violence Prevention Strategies 2013 – [FACT SHEET]
- Meeting the Needs of our Children – Community Controlled Family Violence Prevention Strategies 2013 – [REPORT/FRAMEWORK]
- Meeting the Needs of our Children – Family Violence Prevention Strategies 2013 – [LITERATURE REVIEW]
