A Wire's report that builds on the Australian and international body of knowledge around women, family violence and financial well-being
Community, business and government responses to the financial impacts of family violence in Australia.
This report contains the overview and outputs of the TCP Family Violence Roundtable Event held in November of 2018.
This WIRE's guidelines is designed to help businesses get the right training provider to deliver training in family violence and gender equity.
A video that clearly and simply explains the support that Sydney Water offer to customers and staff impacted by domestic and family violence
A domestic and family violence community resource guide for New South Wales, produced by Commonwealth Bank.
This report describes the primary priorities for reform and the principles that must underpin future strategies, policies and programs to deal with FV
WESNET designed a project to distribute smartphones with pre-paid credit through frontline agencies to women experiencing gender-based violence.
This research makes a series of recommendations for policy and practice that better respond to economic insecurity for survivors of DFV.
Family violence can take many different forms, here are some examples.
Financial Counselling Australia's Cycle of Violence article explains that leaving is a process and covers the reasons that women stay.
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This project report describes WEstjustice’s work on economic abuse, collaborating across sectors to better support women exiting abusive relationships