This report explores the extent, impact and cost of family, domestic and sexual violence in Australia, and looks at what could be done to fill important data gaps.

This report examines both children who experience direct victimisation of family violence, as well as those who experience family violence through exposure such as witnessing or hearing intimate partner violence in the household.

Internationally, police services, as well as support agencies, deploy a variety of techniques and strategies to address domestic violence in LGBTI communities. Each of these services has their particular strengths and challenges, as explored throughout this report.

This guide aims to help people and organisations develop violence prevention approaches, strategies and activities in a way that effectively engages immigrant and refugee communities to prevent violence against women.

This plan outlines the Victorian government’s long-term plan to equip and support workers to prevent and respond to family violence.