Body Safety Australia is bringing together government and policy leaders, sector specialists, and community organisations to strengthen South Australia’s approach to preventing domestic, family, and sexual violence.

The Pathways to Prevention forum provides a shared space to recognise the depth of expertise across the sector and to contribute to a more coordinated and impactful statewide vision for violence prevention across South Australia. With the Royal Commission calling for a unified statewide strategy, this forum highlights the prevention work already underway, elevates sector voices, and helps shape the future of safer communities across the state. 

WHO THIS IS FOR

This forum is for organisations and professionals working in primary prevention of domestic, family, and sexual violence across South Australia, including:

Community organisations

Women’s services

Government agencies

Local councils

Health and mental health services

Early childhood providers

Principals, wellbeing and other school leaders

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations

LGBTQIA+ services

Multicultural organisations

Youth services

Disability services

Justice and legal services

Workplace and corporate programs

Faith-based organisations

The forum provides a shared space to recognise the depth of expertise across the sector and to contribute to a more coordinated and impactful statewide vision for violence prevention across South Australia

If your work creates safer communities, challenges harmful norms, or supports building respectful relationships, this forum is for you.

ABOUT BODY SAFETY AUSTRALIA 

Pathways to Prevention is hosted by Body Safety Australia, a not-for-profit dedicated to promoting childhoods free from violence where children enjoy safe and equitable relationships. Body Safety Australia delivers evidence-based programs across early childhood, primary, and secondary schools, working with educators, families, and communities. The prevention of domestic, family and sexual violence starts within and involves the whole community.  

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