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Ensure people experiencing violence can access justice safely

  1. Provide legal and social support to women experiencing sexual, domestic and family violence
  2. Make courts safe for people who have experienced sexual, domestic and family violence
  3. Establish specialist domestic and family violence courts
  4. Improve access to recognition payments and financial support for people who have experienced sexual, domestic and family violence
  5. Ensure ready and easy access to brokerage funding for all people experiencing domestic and family violence
  6. Establish additional domestic and family violence forensic units across the state
  7. Train NSW Police officers to respond appropriately and consistently to breaches of Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs)
  8. Train NSW Police officers on how to identify a person who is the predominant aggressor of domestic and family violence
  9. Train NSW Police Officers and prosecutors to identify attempted strangulation

 

WILL YOU JOIN TO CALL FOR A SAFE STATE

Create cultural change to prevent violence and promote gender equality Provide immediate and ongoing support for people experiencing violence Ensure people experiencing violence have a safe home

A Safe State has been jointly developed by the NSW Women’s Alliance of peak organisations and state-wide service providers responding to and working to prevent sexual, domestic and family violence. NSW Women's Alliance members include: