DV-alert TRAINING 2022 (Jan-June)

What DV-alert is

Domestic and Family Violence Response Training is designed to build capacity in frontline workers within universal services for whom family violence is not a core function of their role. Learn how to:

recognise the signs of domestic and family violence
respond with appropriate care
refer effectively to support services.

The myth that domestic and family violence is a private matter enables it to occur.

All DV-alert training is free and funds are available to assist with travel to and access DV-alert programs - see www.dvalert.org.au for information.

Please note that all bookings across Australia are through the www.dvalert.org.au website.

If you have a question please don't hesitate to call the Lifeline Tasmania Training & Support team on 1300 003 313 or email [email protected] .

Learn more and view our Upcoming Training

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