We are Fvree
Inspiring
hope
Changing
lives
Challenging
Attitudes
Family and intimate partner violence disproportionately affects women, children and marginalised people. In Victoria, and across Australia, prevalence, severity and disclosures are increasing. This can and must change.
Our work, at a glance
What is
family violence?
Not sure if you or someone you know, is experiencing family violence?
How FVREE Defines Family Violence
Find
a service
If you or someone you know are in immediate danger call 'triple zero' 000. Explore the services available if you or someone you know are experiencing abuse.
FVREE Family Violence Support
Training &
Prevention
We have a wide range of training programs that support adults, young people and early years settings to prevent family violence.
FVREE Family Violence ProgramsOur Approach To Prevention
Primary prevention involves challenging and disrupting the root causes of violence against women by addressing gender inequality.
FVREE Approach To Prevention
More than crisis response
We provide inclusive services to people, their pets and animals, not only support those responding to family violence, but also to end the cycle of violence in our lifetime.
We do this through investing in prevention and early intervention programs offered alongside our best-practice response and recovery supports.
Inequality,
the root cause
Family violence is driven by gender inequality and compounded by intersecting forms of oppression, creating overlapping experiences of discrimination.
Our work aims to tackle the drivers of family violence at the individual, community and systemic levels, while applying an intersectional approach.
Our impact
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