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Module 4: Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) Training
Training Module
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This module should be completed after DFSV Modules 1–3, which provide important context and knowledge for identifying, preventing and responding to domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) of older women and women with disability. This module focuses on identifying, preventing and responding to sexual violence experienced by older women and women with disability.
Click here to access Module 4.
Resources
You can access the Module 4 Summary Booklet here (PDF, 21.2 MB).
Additional resources are also available. Please see below.
- Fact sheet: Supporting older women and women with disability to report DFSV to the police (PDF, 164.4 KB) (PDF, 164.4 KB)
- Fact sheet: Responding to disclosures of DFSV of older women and women with disability (PDF, 769.3 KB) (PDF, 769.3 KB)
- Fact sheet: Tips for documenting domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV) (PDF, 981.6 KB) (PDF, 981.6 KB)
- Fact sheet: Harmful attitudes and beliefs (PDF, 531.3 KB) (PDF, 531.3 KB)
- Fact sheet: Checklist for referring older women and women with disability for domestic, family and sexualviolence (DFSV) for DFSV support (PDF, 746.3 KB) (PDF, 746.3 KB)
- Fact sheet:A guide for DFSV workers assessing and planning for safety (PDF, 6.3 MB) (PDF, 6.3 MB)
- Reflective practice (PDF, 5.8 MB) (PDF, 5.8 MB)
- Reflective practice answer sheet (PDF, 5.8 MB) (PDF, 5.8 MB)
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