Victims of family violence
Policy
Our initial investment to address family violence
Labor will make a series of critical investments in services and programs that directly support women and children escaping family violence. Labor’s interim package will deliver more than $70 million over three years in targeted funding to ensure those suffering from family violence can access critical services. Labor will invest $42.9 million in frontline legal...
Evaluation
Joint DFAT-MFAT independent evaluation of the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre - final report
Evaluates the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, which provides crisis counselling, advocacy, training and community education in Fiji.
Report
Domestic and Family Violence Crisis Lines of Australia Network - statistics report 2015
This report was commissioned by the members of the Domestic and Family Violence Crisis Lines of Australia Network (hereafter known as DFVCLAN). The purpose of this report is to collate and analyse the statistics of those women contacting the Domestic and Family Violence crisis lines of Australia who do not currently hold permanent residency within...
Report
Restoring financial safety: legal responses to economic abuse
This publication outlines recent research findings and makes a number of recommendations regarding prevention of economic abuse as a form of family violence and systemic support for women who have experienced it.
Audio
Committee says legal and housing budget cuts hurting women and should be reversed
A Senate committee's told the Government to reverse its budget cuts to legal services because they are increasing the danger of domestic violence. The interim report was released on 19 March to pressure the Government as it prepares its next budget. Labor and Greens senators are using it to push for funding to be restored...