Resources

Below you will find a list of useful resources - click on the link to be directed to a particular service, or to download information.

Services
A centralised government point of access for all documents relating to the Domestic and Family Violence Reforms It Stops Here is now available at: http://www.domesticviolence.nsw.gov.au/home
Daisy
A domestic and family violence application, down link - https://www.1800respect.org.au/daisy/

Daisy can link you up with a service phone number, be used to search the internet for more information and let you know what to expect when contacting a service. Family members and friends can use Daisy to gather information and support a loved one’s decision making.
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 Women’s DV Court Advocacy Program
http://www.legalaid.nsw.gov.au/what-we-do/community-partnerships/womens-domestic-violence-court-advocacy-program
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​Family Violence Law Help
Information about domestic and family violence and the law in Australia
https://familyviolencelaw.gov.au/

Publications

Domestic violence is a crime.
Police and Community resource booklet, full of information and contact details.
Chinese language - Domestic violence is a crime.
Police and Community resource booklet, full of information and contact details, in the Chinese language.
Charmed and Dangerous.
A woman's guide to reclaiming a healthy relationship.
Emotional Abuse Is Real
Understanding what emotional abuse is and where to find assistance if you are in an abusive relationship.
Staying Safe
A guide for safety planning  when preparing to leave an abusive relationship.
Bouncing Back
Domestic Violence resource created for children. This booklet helps you as a parent boost your child's ability to bounce back from life's challenges and thrive.
Is this happening to you - Posters & Postcards
Hidden types of Domestic Violence awareness campaigns for men and women.
DV Friends.
Supporting someone who is experiencing domestic and family violence.
Domestic Violence On the North Shore - Statistics Poster
An infographic poster showing a snapshot of DV related statistics within Sydney's North Shore.
English Butterfly Card
Domestic Violence resource flyer containing contact information to services that can assist you.
Simplified Chinese Butterfly Card
Domestic Violence resource flyer containing contact information to services that can assist you.
Traditional Chinese Butterfly Card
Domestic Violence resource flyer containing contact information to services that can assist you.
Korean Butterfly Card
Domestic Violence resource flyer containing contact information to services that can assist you.
Chatterbox - information for young people.
An entertaining resource about healthy relationships and support services.  Suitable for young people aged 12 to 16 years.
Building couple relationships program.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for healthy couple relationships.
Managing anger courses.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for anger management.
My changing family and me courses.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for children aged from 5 to 12 and their separated parents.
Parenting after separation.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for separated parents raising children.
Self esteem and communication courses.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for men and women who want to enhance their self esteem.
Taking Responsibility.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Information for men who want to take responsibility for their behaviors.
Women: Choice and change courses.
Relationships Australia information booklet.
Courses for women who have experienced an abusive relationship.
Link to more publications - www.domesticviolence.gov.au/publications
Click here to access more publications
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Video links


The video - The dynamics of domestic violence - is on Legal Aid NSW TV on YouTube. A new video explains the role of the Women’s Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Services in assisting women and children who are experiencing domestic and family violence. In 2013, the NSW Government launched the Domestic and Family Violence Framework for Reform. 
The Reforms are a whole of government response to domestic violence in NSW including a new service delivery model. The video explains how the new service delivery model will work in practice.
Research links