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Standard responses don’t always work for women on temporary visas experiencing family violence. Interconnected barriers such as visa status, income, housing access, and service eligibility can compound risk, and oversimplified approaches often leave women without safe or realistic options.
Through a real case scenario, this session will explore where systems fall short and how these barriers intersect. The focus will be on strengthening advocacy and collective responses across services, recognising that meaningful outcomes often rely on coordinated action rather than individual practice alone.
Learning Outcomes
- Learn how to recognise and respond to the interconnected barriers and oversimplified service responses that affect women on temporary visas experiencing family violence.
- Enhance your ability to use advocacy and coordinated approaches to support clients navigating complex systemic challenges.
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Please note: To ensure an interactive and engaging one-hour with our practitioner, each session is limited to 25 participants. To give everyone a fair chance, we ask that you register only if you can fully commit to attending and actively participating, with your camera on and ready to engage with the practitioner. |
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When registering, kindly use your work email address as inTouch will only approve registrations from official accounts. We’re excited to have you be part of this practical learning experience! |
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