A few of the NWSWDVCAS Team and Seconded Workers Blacktown Local Court Meetings and Outreach Philippine Australian Community Services Inc. (PACSI) Annual Our staff attends and actively participates General Meeting in the following meetings: PACSI meetings Outer West DV meeting NAIDOC planning meeting HANADV Koori Interagency Metwest Staying Home-Leaving Violence Sydwest Blacktown Steering Committee Domestic Violence Court South Windsor Aboriginal Outreach Advocacy Program Network Service Meeting Riverstone Aboriginal Outreach Aim Through partnerships established with the NWSWDVCAS, assist in building the capacity of local services to respond effectively to domestic violence. Police Domestic Violence and children of service provision for our Liaison Officers (DVLO’s) Blacktown. clients. We take this opportunity to thank them NWSWDVCAS work in Snr Constable Sonia for their continued partnership with police Tunningly continues in her support. from three Local Area position as the DVLO at Commands, Blacktown, the Quakers Hill Police Dvirt’s/yellow cards Quakers Hill and Windsor. Station. We would like to NWSWDVCAS continues acknowledge Snr This year from Windsor we to work in partnership with Constable Tunningly for have seen the arrival of police in Windsor and her hard work and DVLO Constable Lesley Blacktown Area dedication to actively King. Nothing is too curly Commands by changing the lives of for Constable King she completing this process women experiencing performs her role with The Yellow Cards/Dvirt violence in the Quakers dedication and respect System is an efficient way Hill Local Area Command towards all. of making contact with area. women before their court During 2011 we have seen The partnerships date. Making contact the resignation of developed over the years with women prior to Blacktown DVLO with Blacktown and attending Court enables Constable Karen Scott, Windsor Local Court Staff workers to make referral we thank Constable Scott have allowed us to to appropriate services for her hard work and maintain best practice and explain the Court dedication to the women
A few of the NWSWDVCAS Team and Seconded Workers Blacktown Local Court Meetings and Outreach Our staff attends and actively participates in the following meetings: Outer West DV meeting HANADV Metwest Sydwest Blacktown Domestic Violence Court Advocacy Program Network Meeting Philippine Australian Community Services Inc. (PACSI) Annual General Meeting PACSI meetings NAIDOC planning meeting Koori Interagency Staying Home-Leaving Violence Steering Committee South Windsor Aboriginal Outreach Service Riverstone Aboriginal Outreach Aim Through partnerships established with the NWSWDVCAS, assist in building the capacity of local services to respond effectively to domestic violence. Police Domestic Violence Liaison Officers (DVLO’s) NWSWDVCAS work in partnership with police from three Local Area Commands, Blacktown, Quakers Hill and Windsor. This year from Windsor we have seen the arrival of DVLO Constable Lesley King. Nothing is too curly for Constable King she performs her role with dedication and respect towards all. During 2011 we have seen the resignation of Blacktown DVLO Constable Karen Scott, we thank Constable Scott for her hard work and dedication to the women and children of Blacktown. Snr Constable Sonia Tunningly continues in her position as the DVLO at the Quakers Hill Police Station. We would like to acknowledge Snr Constable Tunningly for her hard work and dedication to actively changing the lives of women experiencing violence in the Quakers Hill Local Area Command area. The partnerships developed over the years with Blacktown and Windsor Local Court Staff have allowed us to maintain best practice service provision for our clients. We take this opportunity to thank them for their continued support. Dvirt’s/yellow cards NWSWDVCAS continues to work in partnership with police in Windsor and Blacktown Area Commands by completing this process The Yellow Cards/Dvirt System is an efficient way of making contact with women before their court date. Making contact with women prior to attending Court enables workers to make referral to appropriate services and explain the Court
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