Strengthening Australia's Domestic and Family Violence Workforce

该项目旨在就家庭和家庭暴力(DFV)工作的性质及其对受害者、犯罪者和土著专家服务的DFV工作人员的影响建立一个证据基础。使用快速人种学的创新方法，该项目期望提供对DFV工作和劳动力实践和要求的比较了解。预期成果包括对DFV工作的背景和需求作出反应的劳动力发展战略。鉴于DFV的高社会、健康和经济成本，投资于DFV劳动力具有国家利益，包括改善服务以及更好的客户和工人福祉。

This project aims to generate an evidence base on the nature of domestic and family violence (DFV) work and the implications for the DFV workforce across victim, perpetrator and Aboriginal specialist services. Using the innovative method of rapid ethnography, this project expects to provide a comparative understanding of DFV work and workforce practices and requirements. Expected outcomes include workforce development strategies that are responsive to the context and needs of DFV work. Given the high social, health and economic costs of DFV, investing in the DFV workforce has national benefits including improved services and better client and worker wellbeing.