Briefing paper: the community sexual violence sector in the Auckland region
By: Benton-Greig, Paulette
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BookPublisher: 2011Description: 25 p. ; computer file; PDF format (695KB).Subject(s): SEX OFFENDERS | ADULT SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ABUSE | COMMUNITY SERVICES | ECONOMIC COSTS | SEXUAL VIOLENCE | NEW ZEALAND | AUCKLANDOnline resources: Download brief, PDF | Download brief, DOC | Findings report from the Auckland regional hui, March 2012 Summary: This paper provides a summary of information about sexual violence in Aotearoa New Zealand and Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), including patterns of victimisation and perpetration, the common impacts of sexual violence, its costs and its potential prevention. [Pgs 1-10]
It outlines the services and interventions being provided within the Auckland region by specialist sexual violence community-based providers so as to prevent and respond to sexual violence. Information about collaboration and interfaces in service delivery is provided. [Pgs 11-18]
Information about opportunities for innovation and development are presented, and gaps and challenges in meeting the needs of the Auckland population are identified. [Pgs 19-25]
Auckland Sexual Abuse HELP and other organisations contributed to this paper (see paper for contact details).
Provided as pre-reading for the Auckland regional hui on family and sexual violence prevention held at Ōrākei Marae, March 2012. Follow the link for a report on that hui.
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Short paper
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Family Violence library | TRVF000120 | Available | FV11110684 |
This paper provides a summary of information about sexual violence in Aotearoa New Zealand and Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), including patterns of victimisation and perpetration, the common impacts of sexual violence, its costs and its potential prevention. [Pgs 1-10]
It outlines the services and interventions being provided within the Auckland region by specialist sexual violence community-based providers so as to prevent and respond to sexual violence. Information about collaboration and interfaces in service delivery is provided. [Pgs 11-18]
Information about opportunities for innovation and development are presented, and gaps and challenges in meeting the needs of the Auckland population are identified. [Pgs 19-25]
Auckland Sexual Abuse HELP and other organisations contributed to this paper (see paper for contact details).
Provided as pre-reading for the Auckland regional hui on family and sexual violence prevention held at Ōrākei Marae, March 2012. Follow the link for a report on that hui.
