• Reconciliation Action Plans
• Weave's Aboriginal Healing Framework
• Changing the Picture. Our Watch's resources and actions actions to address the many drivers of violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women‍
• Honouring Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander voices in healing family violence- Online Course.
• ‍LGBTIQ+ inclusive practice guide for homelessness and housing sectors in Australia. A tool to support services to identify, assess and manage DFV risk.
• ‍TransHub. Information on two-step indicators TransHub example intake form, TransHub language guide
• ‍ACON sexuality and gender indicator‍
• Pride in Health and Wellbeing
• ‍Australian Workplace Equality Index
• ‍Say It Out Loud LGBTQI+ Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Toolkit
• ‍ Handbook on Supporting People with Intellectual Disability who have Experienced Domestic and Family Violence. Handbook developed by People with Disability Australia
• ‍How to Hear Me. A resource kit developed by WWILD for counsellors and other professionals working with people with intellectual disabilities.
• ‍Building Access Resources. People with Disability Australia's webpage which includes a handbook on Supporting People with intellectual and Cognitive Disability who experience DFV, easy-read resources, toolkit for making a service more accessible, a guide to policy and practice, and a template Inclusion Action Plan (IAP).
• People with Disability Australia (PWDA) and DVNSW have jointly produced a Disability Toolkit. It has three parts: ‍

1. Women with Disability and Domestic and Family Violence: Policy and Practice outlines:Types of DFV experienced by women with disability that are not experienced by women without disability. Barriers that women with disability encounter when accessing DFV services, and How to address these barriers ‍

2. 30 Ways to Make Your Service More Accessible: guidance on how to make your service as accessible to people with disability as possible, across the domains of physical, informational, attitudinal and procedural accessibility

3. Creating an Inclusion Action Plan: a document you can use as a starting point to develop an IAP tailored to your service.

• AUSLAN
• ‍Practice Guidelines for Specialist Homelessness Services Regarding Their Interface with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Homelessness NSW's guidelines provide guidance for homelessness sector workers regarding how to support clients with disability, who are escaping DFV, to gain access to, and participate in, the NDIS.
• ‍The Commonwealth Department of Social Services (DSS): Disability Gateway website. ‍
• Webinar with PWDA's Freya Wolf and Janel Manns for 2022 International Day of People with Disability ‍
• Best practice for working with culturally and linguistically diverse communities in addressing violence against women ‍
• Interpreter Symbol.The Interpreter Symbol is a national public information symbol endorsed by the Commonwealth, state and territory governments. ‍
• My Blue Sky Frontline Worker Guide. A guide to responding to forced marriage.

Working with Women & Children from Migrant & Refugee Backgrounds

Muslim Women Australia: Saving FACE Faith Sector Guide 2023

Webinar: Supporting women and children from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds: A conversation with Nemat Kharboutli from Muslim Women Australia on working with women and children from migrant and refugee backgrounds in a refuge environment providing culturally, linguistically and religiously appropriate support.

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DVNSW Animation Resources: Introductory Guide to Policies and Practices in a Core and Cluster Refuge Setting. Please see more chapters in other Principles.

Chapter 6: Culturally Safe Practice

Chapter 7: Working with Women and Children from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds

Chapter 8: Access and Inclusion for People with Disability