A clinical focus on mental health and emotional support which is accessible and affordable | | | | | |
Community support | | | | | |
Support from employers | | | | | |
Safe housing | | | | | |
Financial security | | | | | |
Being heard, supported and better understood by other people in the community | | | | | |
Receiving a response from authorities which is compassionate, informed and does not cause additional trauma (an educated, trauma-informed response, i.e. not over or under reporting) | | | | | |
Removing perpetrators from victim/survivors’ homes | | | | | |
Perpetrator intervention programs | | | | | |
Moving victim/survivors to a new area | | | | | |
Specialist, trauma informed counselling programs for victims/survivors of Domestic Family Sexual Violence | | | | | |
Services and programs delivered to perpetrators including counselling/behaviour change programs | | | | | |
Programs to support people experiencing domestic, family and sexual violence returning to or in the workforce | | | | | |
Spiritual counselling | | | | | |
Installing home security systems and/or enabling victim/survivors to access personal alarms | | | | | |