This one-day, in-person workshop is a chance for Queensland refuges and DFV networks to explore what equitable, consistent access to safety could look like across the state. Together with TACSI, we’ll build on what’s already working, surface new ideas, and prioritise opportunities for meaningful change—all grounded in local knowledge, cultural insight and practice wisdom.

We’re inviting refuge workers, leaders and refuge network representatives, who want to help strengthen crisis accommodation pathways for victim survivors and their children. Your experiences and expertise are central to this work. Whether you’ve already shared insights through earlier conversations or are just stepping in, this workshop is designed to be inclusive, practical and relational, supporting a diverse range of voices to be heard.

By the end of the day, we aim to have a refined set of ideas ready for testing, and a pathway for continued involvement as the project moves into the next phase. Most importantly, we hope you leave feeling connected, valued and energised about shaping improvements that will have real impact for victim-survivors across Queensland. We encourage broad participation—every perspective strengthens the work.

Click here for more information about the project.

Event Dates:

Date: Thursday, 19th March 2026

Time: 9am-4pm

Location: Nudgee Golf Club, 1207 Nudgee Road, Nudgee, QLD, 4014

Travel support is available* – click here to apply. If you are unable to download the application form please email workforce@healingfoundation.org.au to receive a copy. *Target Group Services Only

Who should attend

This training is intended for workers at all levels within Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) refuge programs across Queensland.

If you do not currently work in a DFV refuge, you are welcome to join the waitlist. Should places become available, priority will be given to individuals who have recently worked in a refuge and who have current, practical knowledge of refuge practice and systems.

About the facilitator

Information on speakers will be available soon.

Contact the host of Enhancing Equitable Access to Shelter (EEAS)

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