Cultivating lived wisdom : translating experience to expertise. Desktop review Regional Family Violence Partnership
Contributor(s): Eastern Metropolitan Regional Family Violence Partnership
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BookPublisher: Ringwood, Vic : Eastern Metropolitan Regional Family Violence Partnership, 2024Description: electronic document (44 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): ADVOCACY | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | FAMILY VIOLENCE | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | SUPPORT SERVICES | TRAINING | VICTIM/SURVIVORS' VOICES | WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT | INTERNATIONAL | VICTORIAOnline resources: Download report, PDF Summary: This desktop review forms part of a broader program of work as part of the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Family Violence
Partnership’s (RFVP) development of a Family Violence Victim Survivor Advocate partnership, leadership and engagement training program and package led by RFVP’s appointed
consultant, Morgan Cataldo.
The training aims to prepare and develop people with lived experience of family violence to participate in partnership. It will develop the skills required to engage effectively as Victim
Survivor/Lived Experience Advocates in a variety of partnership roles, including participation and leadership in governance, working and advisory groups, mentoring, and co-design with the RFVP and partner agencies in the Eastern Metropolitan
Region of Melbourne. (From the document). Record #8586
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Family Violence library | Online | Available | ON24030028 |
This desktop review forms part of a broader program of work as part of the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Family Violence
Partnership’s (RFVP) development of a Family Violence Victim Survivor Advocate partnership, leadership and engagement training program and package led by RFVP’s appointed
consultant, Morgan Cataldo.
The training aims to prepare and develop people with lived experience of family violence to participate in partnership. It will develop the skills required to engage effectively as Victim
Survivor/Lived Experience Advocates in a variety of partnership roles, including participation and leadership in governance, working and advisory groups, mentoring, and co-design with the RFVP and partner agencies in the Eastern Metropolitan
Region of Melbourne. (From the document). Record #8586
