We're reviewing the Workforce Capability Framework — and we want to hear from you!

WorkUP Queensland has engaged independent consultants Anoushka Dowling and Hannah Clifford to conduct a continuous improvement review of the Workforce Capability Framework and its supporting resources.

The review will explore how the Framework is being used across the DFV, sexual violence, and women's health and wellbeing sector, the impact it's having on workforce practice and capability, and whether it captures emerging issues - including coercive control, psychosocial hazards, and the changing role of technology in our work.

Every conversation matters. Whether you use the Framework daily or haven't picked it up yet, your perspective will shape its future.

This isn't an audit, and it isn't compliance-related - it is about continuing to strengthen the Framework and making sure it continues to serve you well.

We would love your input so please register and have your say!

Event Details:

Date: Tuesday, 20th October 2026
Time: 3:30pm - 4:15pm AEST (Queensland Time)
Location: Online

Please note: There will be further opportunities to contribute to the review through to the end of October. If you would like to contribute but are unable to attend any of the consultation sessions currently on offer, please register your interest here - Workforce Capability Framework: Take-up and Insights Review. We will be in touch with further opportunities to participate.

Who should attend?

This consultation is for anyone working in the domestic and family violence, sexual violence and women’s health and wellbeing sector.

If you cannot attend this date, we’d still love to hear from you. Please explore our other consultation opportunities here to find a session that best aligns with your role - https://collections.humanitix.com/workforce-capability-framework-take-up-and-insights-review

Contact the host of Workforce Capability Framework: Take-up and Insights Review - Online (October 2026)

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