Prevention of Family Violence and Violence Against Women programs
“Strengthen and arm your organisation and community with information and tools to prevent family violence and violence against women and create an environment of respect, safety and equity”
Australia’s National Plan to reduce Violence against Women has Primary Prevention as a key focus area. Primary prevention programs are a vital tool to bring about changes that are both sustainable and generational. Primary prevention involves building capacity within communities to address issues like gender equality, behaviours, respectful relationships and parenting.
Kulturbrille’s training programs, focused on primary prevention, are based on Australia’s national framework – Change the story, an integrated approach to preventing violence against women and their children by addressing the factors that encourage or reinforce violence against women.
Australia’s National Plan to reduce Violence against Women has Primary Prevention as a key focus area. Primary prevention programs are a vital tool to bring about changes that are both sustainable and generational. Primary prevention involves building capacity within communities to address issues like gender equality, behaviours, respectful relationships and parenting.
Kulturbrille’s training programs, focused on primary prevention, are based on Australia’s national framework – Change the story, an integrated approach to preventing violence against women and their children by addressing the factors that encourage or reinforce violence against women.
Kulturbrille can help in designing and delivering leadership training to leaders and volunteers of your community or workforce and enable and empower them to develop and run primary prevention programs.
These programs focus on key areas in Prevention of Violence Against Women (PVAW):
- Understanding the drivers of violence
- Addressing the systemic issues
- Cultural, social and familial influences on attitudes and behaviour
- Recognising language of equity and respect
- Promoting respectful relationships
- Effective Bystander action
- Communicating and engaging with your community
- Using media and other tools to further action
Kulturbrille has developed and delivered PVAW training for
- Judicial College of Victoria
- AMES
- ACHRH
- Camcare
- Interfaith Networks for City of Monash, Boroondara, Whitehorse and Manningham
- Victoria Sikh Gurudwara Council
- Buddhist Council of Victoria
- Victoria Police & African Communities Task-force collaboration
Training manuals and tools are made available in English and other languages as needed. The sessions can be organized for leaders, men, women, youth and mixed groups. Contact us to know more or schedule training to suit your needs.