Collaborative and co-ordinated practice - making the best use of information sharing in risk assessments.

In this interactive session, Dr Tracy Castelino will explore how we can learn together to actively and purposefully share responsibility for intervening and responding to domestic violence, to risk and lethality. As practitioners and family violence partnerships we can do better together with collaborative, co-ordinated information sharing to reduce lethality.

Other sessions include presentations, case studies, panel discussions and Q&As drawing on specialist expertise across a range of disciplines including Disability, AOD, Family Services, Health, Specialist Family Violence Services and more.

It’s a great opportunity for you to collaborate with those working in other sectors to build understandings and share expertise around information sharing to prevent family violence, optimise victim survivor safety and wellbeing, and ensure perpetrator visibility and accountability.

The forum will open at 9.30am and close at 3.15pm. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.