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Home Library Resources for Workers Family Violence Protection - Tenancy Kit

Family Violence Protection - Tenancy Kit

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In late April, The Tenants Union launched their Family Violence Protection Tenancy Kit  for tenants and workers as a “comprehensive and easy to use resource”  which aims to highlight the not so known provisions under the  Residential Tenancy Act which protects tenants against Family Violence related matters. 

This kit is designed for support workers and advocates who assist people affected by family violence. The purpose of the kit is to help people in rental housing to know their rights, have a secure home and limit any financial loss.

It’s important to note that this kit covers tenants in Public Housing and there is a special tab which outlines some procedural differences.

This guide does not replace Legal Advice.

 

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Brokerage Information 2016-2017

The Brokerage administered by the Statewide Children’s Resource Program has been refunded for the 2017-2018 financial year. Applications are now open.

This Brokerage Project, funded by DHHS, extended with the National Partnership rollover, is a wonderful addition to our program and we have been very impressed with the way people have thought creatively about how this money could support children within families they are working with.

Please read the Brokerage Guidelines and contact Susie Lukis for the 2017-2018 application form.

We know this money has made a very positive difference to the inclusion of vulnerable children in education and in their community.  We thank you all for using this money to improve the lives of children experiencing disadvantage. Please pass this onto your teams and colleagues.

 As well as the bokerage, please continue to use us as a resource for children in the Inner and Outer Eastern area. Our group work continues as previously and we are always open for referrals.
Please contact Susie Lukis E This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. T 08870 4042 M 0423 022 883

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