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Home Library Resources for Workers 1800RESPECT Frontline Workers Toolkit

1800RESPECT Frontline Workers Toolkit

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As a frontline worker, you are in a unique position to help the 1 in 4 women in Australia who have experienced physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner.

You could even be the first person to recognise that a woman may be in need of support. By responding the right way, you can play an important role in increasing her safety.

In partnership with experts, 1800RESPECT has created the Frontline Workers Toolkit. It's full of good practice information and resources, videos, webinars and apps to help you connect women to specialist services and offer knowledge-based support.

This innovative digital toolkit can be easily tailored to you or your individual learning and development needs and will be regularly updated by 1800RESPECT as new resources are released.

Are you ready to stand together and take action? Access your toolkit, share your knowledge with staff and colleagues and help educate frontline workers around the country. Your knowledge could be the difference.

If you'd like to show your support and take a stand with us, a range of materials to share on your own channels is available here.

 

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Sector Highlights

CHP's reaction to the Federal Budget

Council to Homeless Persons (CHP) reaction to the Federal Budget

On Tuesday night the Treasurer handed down the much anticipated Federal Budget 2017-18.

As a sector, we are celebrating the Federal Government having maintained the existing levels of homelessness funding, and the increased certainty of that funding, but have expressed concern that the additional investment needed to cope with the demand crisis was missing.

Watch this video of Jenny Smith giving a Budget reaction on behalf of Homelessness Australia, and read the Homelessness Australia media release, and read on for deeper analysis of Budget papers.

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