Leadership Portal - Gippsland Family Violence Alliance

Welcome to the Leadership Portal

The Leadership Portal supports leaders to understand their responsibilities under MARAM Alignment and provides easy access to resources that assist practitioners and strengthen family violence practice.

Family Violence Reform

Understand the documents guiding the family violence sector

Mandatory Minimum Qualifications

This page is currently under review as part of the scheduled review of the Mandatory Minimum Qualifications, being conducted by the Centre for Workforce Excellence.

Supervision and Wellbeing

Explore the range of resources released to support the sector in delivering effective supervision and promoting workforce wellbeing.

Recruitment

Discover tools and resources to strengthen recruitment in the family violence sector

Strategic Plans

Our Strategic Plans provide a clear roadmap for the Gippsland Family Violence Alliance’s work from 2023 to 2028.

GFVA Project Reports

Access our previous project reports, including the Workforce Survey, Journey Mapping initiative, and MARAM Family Violence Survey, to gain insights that inform practice and support ongoing system improvement.

Regional Partnerships

Learn about the regional partnerships which support the Gippsland area.

Community Presentation

Download resources designed to support agencies in delivering effective community education sessions.

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Gippsland Family Violence Alliance acknowledges the Gunai/Kurnai, Bunurong, Bidewell & Ngarigo/Monero people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands now also known as Gippsland. We pay our respects to elders past, present and visiting and acknowledge they hold the stories, traditions, spiritual connection and living cultures of this Country.

We recognise the Gunai/Kurnai, Bunurong, Bidewell & Ngarigo/Monero people’s long and continued connection and protection of the beautiful coastline from the oceans through inland areas and to the rugged southern slopes of the mountain ranges. We recognise their continued connection to these lands and waters and acknowledge that they have never ceded sovereignty. Always Was Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land!

Gippsland Family Violence Alliance acknowledges that the systemic impacts of colonisation still exist today and that we are committed to respectful truth telling and working with our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities to improve women’s, children’s and men’s health, wellbeing and self-determination and to achieving reconciliation as a nation.

Gippsland Family Violence Alliance recognizes that the LGBTIQ+ community experiences family violence and pledges to provide non-discriminatory representation, promote inclusive practice and affirm environments where the LGBTIQ+ community and individuals can feel safe, supported and accepted.

The Gippsland Family Violence Alliance would like to acknowledge the victims and survivors of family violence, whose tenacity, advocacy and courage have shaped the family violence service sector and provided us with the evidence base for our work. We would also like to acknowledge those who have lost their lives due to family violence and the families, friends and communities who have been impacted by these devastating crimes.

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