The Advanced MARAM Collaborative Practice module is a new training offering delivered by the Northern Integrated Family Violence Services. Targeted at a team leader or senior practitioner level, the purpose of this training is to further embed and excel the alignment of MARAM implementation in prescribed entities across the Northern Metropolitan Region (NMR).

This training explores themes of intersectionality, trauma-and-violence informed practice, and complex information sharing and supports attendees to develop advanced skills in leading collaborative family violence work.

Who should attend?

Team Leaders and practitioners with 3+ years of experience working in the NMR
Practitioners working in the NMR who have completed MARAM Collaborative Practice training and want to advance their skills and knowledge in MARAM implementation and alignment

Key takeaways:

Learn how to lead and drive multi-agency collaboration
Enhance practice skills required to recognise and respond to complex, high-risk family violence cases through a multi-agency response
Embed skills and confidence to enact Information Sharing when responding to complex cases of family violence
Strengthen capacity to identify and respond to misidentification of the primary aggressor
Grow in understanding on how to apply an intersectional, trauma-informed lens to advanced practice in family violence response

Before attending, participants are required to:

Have completed the original MARAM Collaborative Practice Training
The MARAM Information Sharing online learning module

Time: 9.30am – 4.00pm (please log in at 9:15am for 9:30am admission)

Venue: Online via Zoom (you will need a computer, microphone and webcam to participate in this training)

Cost: Free

Queries: Contact us at nifvs@whin.org.au or 03 9484 1666.

Note: Confirmation action required

One week before the training, we will send a confirmation request and all registrants are required to reconfirm their attendance by replying to our email. If we don't hear back, your spot will be offered to someone on the waitlist. This process ensures timely notice for waitlisted participants and allows our trainers to plan the session effectively.

Family Safety Victoria have requested that we keep records of non-attendance so they can follow up with agencies.

Acknowledgment of Country

The Northern Integrated Family Violence Services acknowledges Victorian Aboriginal people as the Traditional Owners of the land on which we provide our services – the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation – and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
NIFVS acknowledges that Aboriginal sovereignty was never ceded and expresses hope for justice and reconciliation.

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