Circle Green Webinar
It can be common to feel overwhelmed when starting to consider and navigate the way out of a relationship. We may have fears about what will happen to the lease we are in, our visa status or how our employment may be affected. We speak with Circle Green Community Legal Centre and discuss their role in supporting people experiencing Family or Domestic Violence. We cover how they provide support in tenancy, legal, visa matters, and workplace related issues and discuss how they tailor and adjust their practices to meet the differing needs of people.
Circle Green Webinar – FAQ’s
Find the answers to some of the Frequently Asked Questions people ask about Tenancy, Legal and Workplace matters relating to Family and Domestic Violence. We cover, what advocacy Circle Green provide in relation to tenancy, visa support and workplace related Family and Domestic violence matters.
For more information on Legal Services in your region search the DVassist service directory Domestic violence support Services | Dvassist
To find out more about the Circle Green Community Legal visit
WA Police Webinar
Answering your FAQs for the WA Police
Find the answers to some of the Frequently Asked Questions people ask about WA Police in relation to Family and Domestic Violence. We cover, Family Violence Restraining Orders, breaches, advice in relation to evidence, how Police protect people who experience violence and how Police receive training in Family and Domestic Violence and the identification of coercive control.
For more information on WA Police in your region search the DVassist service directory Domestic violence support Services | Dvassist
Women’s Legal Service Webinar
Whether contemplating staying or leaving an abusive relationship, knowing how a lawyer can support you can offer answers to common concerns. In this webinar we speak with the Women’s Legal Service WA regarding how a lawyer can help someone experiencing Family or Domestic Violence. We cover what services a legal service helps with, how they support people living in regional, rural, and remote WA, when should someone seek legal advice, criteria for accessing the service and what a first appointment may look like. The service discusses how they support people from all backgrounds, identities and people living with a disability.
Answering your FAQs for the Women’s Legal Service
Find the answers to some of the Frequently Asked Questions people ask about legal services. Here we speak with the Women’s Legal Service WA, and cover, how they assist with property law matters, how legal advice can help people who are experiencing family or domestic violence and how the service is skilled in working with people who have experienced family or domestic violence and continuing to live through this experience.
For more information on Legal Services in your region search the DVassist service directory Domestic violence support Services | Dvassist
To find out more about the Women’s Legal Service WA visit
Women’s Legal Service W.A. (wlswa.org.au)
How can a Financial Counsellor support me?
In this webinar, we speak with the Financial Counsellors Association and Women’s Legal Service WA regarding how a Financial Counsellor can help someone experiencing Family or Domestic Violence. We cover what services a Financial Counsellor helps with, how they support people living in regional, rural, and remote WA, when should someone seek financial advice, criteria for accessing the service, and what a first appointment may look like. Both services welcome people from all backgrounds, identities and people living with a disability.
Answering your FAQs for Financial Counsellors.
Find the answers to some of the Frequently Asked Questions people ask about financial counselling. Here we speak with the Financial Counsellors Association, and cover, how much does financial counselling cost, how they can help someone with debt, and their role in negotiation and advocacy.
How can a Counsellor support me?
In this webinar we speak with Lisa, specialist Family and Domestic Violence Counsellor at DVassist regarding how a Counsellor can support someone experiencing Family or Domestic Violence in Regional, Rural, and Remote WA. We cover what services DVassist provide, how they support people at any stage of their journey, what happens when you call the service and what a first appointment may look like. DVassist welcomes people from all backgrounds, identities, and people living with a disability.
Addressing your FAQs.
Find the answers to some of the Frequently Asked Questions people ask about counselling. Here we speak with DVassist and cover how many free sessions someone can access, how DVassist maintains confidentiality and anonymity for people that contact the service, what happens in a counselling session and what role DVassist can provide in advocacy.
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