DVRCV conducted the first Australian study into the use of technology by perpetrators in the context of domestic violence.
Financial Counselling Australia's Cycle of Violence article explains that leaving is a process and covers the reasons that women stay.
This research makes a series of recommendations for policy and practice that better respond to economic insecurity for survivors of DFV.
ESC provides a guiding material on how a water
business might meet the family violence requirements in the revised codes and policies.
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This policy outlines South East Water’s commitment to supporting employees and customers who may be experiencing the effects of Family Violence.
Yarra Valley Water's Watercare program offers a brochure that communicates the support available to people impacted by family violence.
A domestic and family violence community resource guide for New South Wales, produced by Commonwealth Bank.
A resource kit for social and service responders about language and violence produced by Domestic Violence Service Management
Family violence can take many different forms, here are some examples.
EARG provides guidance for industry or government which are developing policies to respond to customers who are experiencing financial detriment.
A domestic and Aboriginal family violence community resource guide for South Australia, produced by Commonwealth Bank.
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This project report describes WEstjustice’s work on economic abuse, collaborating across sectors to better support women exiting abusive relationships