- Date:
- 5 Dec 2022
This is the fifth of seven topic-based reports, as outlined in the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor's plan for 2021–2022.
This report examines government implementation progress in enabling Aboriginal communities to drive self-determined or ‘Aboriginal-led’ activities to prevent family violence in and against Victoria’s Aboriginal communities.
Monitoring Victoria’s family violence reforms: Aboriginal-led prevention and early intervention
Monitoring context
The role of the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor, our monitoring approach for 2021–2022, and stakeholders consulted for this topic
Monitor’s foreword
The Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor, Jan Shuard PSM, introduces the topic
Introduction
This report examines progress in enabling Victoria's Aboriginal communities to drive self-determined (Aboriginal-led) activities to prevent family violence in and against their communities.
Key findings and suggested actions
Key findings and suggested actions to support Aboriginal-led prevention and early intervention
What did the Royal Commission say and what has changed since?
Since the Royal Commission the Victorian Government has invested in supporting a wide array of community-led prevention and early intervention initiatives for Aboriginal communities.
Prevention and early intervention initiatives
There is a wide range of effective prevention and early intervention initiatives being led by Victorian Aboriginal communities
Frameworks and evaluations
There is a need for a more sustained approach to support Aboriginal organisations to apply frameworks and evaluate the outcomes of initiatives
Funding
A continued reliance on short-term, grant-based funding is undermining prevention and early intervention efforts
Aboriginal prevention workforce
More culturally adapted capacity-building opportunities are needed to support the Aboriginal prevention workforce
Government accountability
Government accountability for the delivery of initiatives to support Dhelk Dja priorities could be strengthened.
Glossary
Glossary of relevant terms and abbreviations
Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners
Acknowledgement of Traditional Owners
Recognition of victims and survivors of family violence
Recognition of victims and survivors of family violence
Family violence services and support
Support if you have experienced violence or sexual assault and require immediate or ongoing assistance
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