Victim/Survivors Organisation Demonstration Project Location Website Anglicare In partnership with Emerge and Stepping Up, Anglicare Bayside Victoria in will deliver the Family Therapeutic Recovery Program Peninsula partnership with which will incorporate three programs, Beyond The & Southern Emerge and Violence, Peek-A-Boo and Dolphin - into an integrated Melbourne Stepping Up continuum of services for mothers and children who have experienced family violence. The Family Therapeutic Recovery Program will target adult and children victim-survivors, providing them with both joint and separate interventions. Through the program, women and children will have access to a therapeutic recovery worker, therapeutic safety focussed pre-work, evidence based group work, one-to-one coaching (in home or in refuge), and access to ongoing peer support. Australian ACF's demonstration project will deliver counselling Mitcham, Childhood services for children and young people and their families. Shepparton Foundation The project will incorporate specialist assessment and and (ACF) planning to match the needs of the child or young person Wodonga with targeted intervention strategies. This will be done in consultation with the parent and child to address the critical needs during the assessment. The therapeutic interventions will include cognitive behaviour, family systems and psychodynamic approaches and promote the participation of children and young people in planning and decision-making. ACF / EDVOS ACF will deliver group programs in recognition of the fact Outer East that family violence is a significant concern for women Melbourne prior to, during and after pregnancy and childbirth. Through the project, ACF will deliver group programs for mothers, infants and young children (0-six years) in collaboration with the EDVOS Intensive Case Management Program and their Universal Services Team. This project seeks to enhance and extend therapeutic responses to mothers, infants and young children who have been impacted by family violence. Baptcare The Reaching Children through Universal Service (RCUS) Brimbank is a therapeutic recovery project for children and young and Melton people and their families, from 0-18 years. Baptcare will focus on engagement with refugees, CALD families and families living on low incomes to deliver a holistic, therapeutic case management model. A key focus will be the delivery therapeutic children's groups (co-facilitated by school staff), in concert with parenting programs and a comprehensive intake and assessment that will allocate a primary Children’s Therapeutic Case Manager who will provide continuity for
Victim/Survivors Organisation Demonstration Project Location Website Anglicare Victoria in partnership with Emerge and Stepping Up In partnership with Emerge and Stepping Up, Anglicare will deliver the Family Therapeutic Recovery Program which will incorporate three programs, Beyond The Violence, Peek-A-Boo and Dolphin - into an integrated continuum of services for mothers and children who have experienced family violence. The Family Therapeutic Recovery Program will target adult and children victim-survivors, providing them with both joint and separate interventions. Through the program, women and children will have access to a therapeutic recovery worker, therapeutic safety focussed pre-work, evidence based group work, one-to-one coaching (in home or in refuge), and access to ongoing peer support. Bayside Peninsula & Southern Melbourne Australian Childhood Foundation (ACF) ACF's demonstration project will deliver counselling services for children and young people and their families. The project will incorporate specialist assessment and planning to match the needs of the child or young person with targeted intervention strategies. This will be done in consultation with the parent and child to address the critical needs during the assessment. The therapeutic interventions will include cognitive behaviour, family systems and psychodynamic approaches and promote the participation of children and young people in planning and decision-making. Mitcham, Shepparton and Wodonga ACF / EDVOS ACF will deliver group programs in recognition of the fact that family violence is a significant concern for women prior to, during and after pregnancy and childbirth. Through the project, ACF will deliver group programs for mothers, infants and young children (0-six years) in collaboration with the EDVOS Intensive Case Management Program and their Universal Services Team. This project seeks to enhance and extend therapeutic responses to mothers, infants and young children who have been impacted by family violence. Outer East Melbourne Baptcare The Reaching Children through Universal Service (RCUS) is a therapeutic recovery project for children and young people and their families, from 0-18 years. Baptcare will focus on engagement with refugees, CALD families and families living on low incomes to deliver a holistic, therapeutic case management model. A key focus will be the delivery therapeutic children's groups (co-facilitated by school staff), in concert with parenting programs and a comprehensive intake and assessment that will allocate a primary Children’s Therapeutic Case Manager who will provide continuity for Brimbank and Melton
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