- Date:
- 12 Dec 2022
This is the sixth of seven topic-based reports, as outlined in the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor's plan for 2021–2022.
This report examines the implementation progress in establishing a service system that meets the needs of victim survivors at their point(s) of crisis and supports their journey towards recovery.
Monitoring Victoria's Family Violence Reforms: Crisis response to recovery model for victim survivors
Child and youth friendly report summary
Find our child and youth friendly report summary of the crisis response to recovery for victim survivors. The summary was prepared in partnership with Berry Street’s Y-Change initiative.
Monitoring context
The role of the Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor, our monitoring approach for 2021–2022, and stakeholders consulted for this topic
Foreword
The Family Violence Reform Implementation Monitor, Jan Shuard PSM, introduces the topic
Key findings and suggested actions
Key findings and proposed actions to improve the response to victim survivors, from crisis to recovery
Introduction
This report examines the Victorian Government's progress in response to victim survivors of family violence, from crisis to recovery
What did the Royal Commission say and what has changed since?
Since the Royal Commission, a range a family violence system reforms have been designed to improve the way victim survivors are supported
Initiating support
There is increased visibility of where to go for family violence support, but this is not always leading to improved system access
Family violence case management
Demand pressure on family violence services means many victim survivors can’t access the right supports at the right time
Specialist family violence workforce
Workforce challenges are substantially affecting service delivery
Navigating the service system
Navigating the family violence and related systems remains a challenge for victim survivors, but there are some good examples of coordination
Range of support services
Victim survivors are accessing a range of systems and services that often struggle to keep pace with demand
Recovery and healing
Longer term support and a more holistic approach are required to support recovery and healing
Other issues
Other issues outside the scope of this report that should be considered
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
Child and youth friendly report summary
This is a summary of the Crisis response to recovery model for victim survivors report which has been prepared in partnership with Berry Street’s Y-Change initiative.
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