Welcome to the
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework online training modules
The Framework has been developed as part of the Queensland Government’s commitment to a Queensland free from domestic and family violence where people feel safe in their own homes and where children can grow and develop in safe, secure environments.
Acknowledgement of country
We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the many lands on which we live, work and learn. We pay our respects to the First Nations Peoples and their Elders, past present and future.
About the modules
The content of these modules has been developed for use by government and non-government community services agencies, as well as community members, businesses, and others who may come into contact with people experiencing domestic and family violence.
Each module is approximately 90 minutes long and are self-paced so you can stop and start again when you please. These modules are free of charge for all people in Queensland.
It is not a requirement to complete every module as some modules may not be relevant to your work or community role. Each module will provide an overview of the intended user to help you determine whether these may be relevant to you.
The final learning checkpoint for each module is a five-question quiz which you will need to successfully complete to receive a Certificate of Completion.
The following parameters apply to the quizzes:
Time allowed: Unlimited
Attempts: Unlimited
Pass mark: 100%
The modules may include information or scenarios that may be distressing to you, and you may need to discontinue working through the training modules if you feel distressed. Please seek support if this does occur. You may like to contact 1800RESPECT https://www.1800respect.org.au/ who can provide both professional and personal support.
Level 1 screening tools
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Level 1 tools are screening tools designed to be used by any professional, business or community members who may come into contact with someone who may have experienced or be experiencing domestic and family violence
LEVEL 2 RISK ASSESSMENT TOOL
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Level 2 risk assessment tool is designed to be used by specialist domestic and family violence practitioners, selected government workers and other professionals with a role in responding to domestic and family violence. A strong understanding of domestic violence-informed practice is needed.
LEVEL 2 SAFETY PLANNING TOOL
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Level 2 tools are designed to be used by specialist DFV practitioners, selected government workers, and other professionals with a role in responding to DFV (though this may not be their core business).
Level 3 Multi-agency Dynamic Risk Assessment and Safety Management Tools
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Level 3 tools are designed to be used by agencies part of a multi-agency team in supporting victim-survivors assessed to be at imminent risk of serious harm or lethality.
WORKER SAFETY AND WELLBEING
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
DFV is everyone’s business. This module examines some of the potential risks involved when supporting those experiencing DFV, and what steps individuals and organisations can take to minimize these risks.
Queensland DFV Information Sharing Guidelines
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Queensland Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Information Sharing Guidelines have been developed to support practitioners and others to make informed decisions about sharing information appropriately in order to assess and manage DFV risk.
Delivering Integrated Service Responses
Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Common Risk and Safety Framework
The Queensland Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Integrated Service Systems Guide has been developed to support all services and organisations to work together to assess and manage DFV.
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