Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria

1. About this service

   The Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria (DVRCV) is a state-wide resource centre working to prevent and respond to family violence, with a particular focus on men’s violence against women in intimate relationships. 

   They provide training, publications, research and other resources to those experiencing (or who have experienced) family violence, and practitioners and service organisations who work with family violence survivors.
   
   

   Services & Support:
   
   - Initial telephone support, information and referral to services to assist people who have experienced family violence.  Phone us on (03) 9486 9866, Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.
   - Supportive online information to help people who have experienced family violence.
   - Training Courses for professionals to improve their skills in supporting survivors of violence.
   - A biannual magazine, DVRCV Advocate, which includes a list of Victorian support groups.
   - Publications and resources including posters, helpful pamphlets, booklets, multimedia, digital and websites.
   - Prevention to response workforce development.
   - Policy advice and advocacy.
   - Partners in Prevention network and building the prevention evidence base

    www.dvrcv.org.au
   
   

   1. • Service name

        Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria

      • Service address

        292 Wellington Street, Collingwood 3066
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      • Phone

        9486 9866

      • Urgency levels

        Direct Help, Some Help

   2. • Website

        www.dvrcv.org.au

      • Last update

        07/02/2018

   1. • Service type

        INDIVIDUAL

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