Identifying & Responding to DFSV in Central Australia – Advanced

Designed to build frontline skills in strength-based, trauma-informed DFSV screening, risk assessment, management and safety planning.

Essential training for frontline workers in Central Australia on identifying + responding to DFSV with practical, trauma-informed approaches

This training equips frontline workers in Central Australia with deeper knowledge and skills toidentify and respond to clients or patients at risk ofdomestic, family, and sexual violence.

Over a full day, participants will explore foundational concepts, develop practical skills, and connect with local DFSV services. This subsidised training ensures participants leave equipped to provide integrated, trauma-informed support to clients and patients at risk.

*It is recommended participants have already completed NT RAMF training before participation in CAWLS Advanced Course

Key Learning Outcomes

• Deepen understandings of the nature & dynamics of family violence in Central Australia including responding to cases of misidentification;
• Consolidate skills in trauma-informed approaches to screening for DFSV;
• Develop confidence in risk assessment processes and understanding of supporting frameworks and schemes including information sharing;
• Practice strength-based approaches to risk management and safety planning.

Running Time: 8.30 am – 4.30 pm.

Cost: $110 + booking fee

*If you are employed by a CAWLS Local Link Partner or Alice Springs Hospital, please contact education@cawls.com.au for a fee waiver. Group sizes are limited, register early to avoid disappointment.

2026 Training Dates

• Friday 24th April
• Friday 31st July
• Friday 30th October