Do you ever worry about a friend's relationship?
Are you a trusted source of support for others?
Do you want to make a positive impact in your community?

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, then this training is for you!

Join us as we dive into the topics of respect, equality, and relationships.

In this interactive workshop, we will discuss:

- Expectations and relationships
- Red flags vs. green flags in relationships
- What is intimate partner violence and how prevalent is it?
- Gender as a driver of intimate partner and family violence
- What are the signs that someone may be experiencing intimate partner violence?
- How can I respond to someone who may be at risk?
- Where can someone find support?
- How do I look after myself and manage my own safety when looking after a friend?
- How can I change the story? Ending family violence is everyone’s responsibility.

Together, let's create a world free from family violence, where every person is valued, and respect takes centre stage in our relationships.

FAQ:
Why should I attend this training?
Unfortunately, rates of intimate partner and family violence continue to rise in Australia. By attending this training, you will learn to recognise signs of abuse and play an active role in the prevention and response.

How will this training support my learning?
In this workshop, you will gain invaluable lifelong skills and connect with like-minded individuals.

Does the training cost?
No, the training is absolutely FREE!

Do I need parental/guardian consent?
If you are between 15 and 17 years old, parental/guardian consent is required. If this poses a barrier to accessing the workshop, please reach out to prevention@fvree.org.au.

A bit about FVREE...

FVREE is a leading specialist family violence service in Melbourne's Eastern Metropolitan Region. We passionate about working with young people, helping them develop safe and respectful relationships with peers, family members, and intimate partners. Since 2018, FVREE has been actively delivering a range of youth-focused programs. Our aim is to empower young individuals to become agents of change in their local communities by promoting gender equality and fostering respectful relationships.

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