Type:	Report
Title:	Mapping pathways of service provision : enhancement of family violence protocols and interagency linkages : consultancy report
Authors:	Baker, Rhonda Lambert, Judy Elix, Jane Sheridan, Marian Dimopoulos, Maria
Keywords:	Service provision;Interagency work
Year:	2000
Publisher:	Partnerships Against Domestic Violence
Notes:	"This project is one of five major Victorian projects within the 'Partnerships' program and is being managed by the Victorian Office of Women's Affairs"--P. 3. "May 1999" --Cover. The aim of the mapping project is to identify and describe the pathways taken by family members experiencing family violence and the range of groups outside the home with whom they come into contact.
Contents:	Previous and concurrent work in the area Methodology Overview Literature review Research design and logistics Client and service provider surveys Preparation of consultation materials Data collection Identifying and consulting with victims/survivors of family violence Data processing and analysis Client surveys Service provider surveys Preparation of service provision map and report Discussion of approach Literature review Overview of available literature Family and friends Secondary service providers Primary service providers The transition point Short and longer term recovery A need for flexibility and linkages Definitions and terminology 'Domestic' or 'family' violence 'Survivor' or 'victim' 'Pathways' Mapping the process Documenting components of the 'map' First contacts Time before seeking outside help Barriers limiting access to support/assistance Assessment processes Secondary service providers Housing/emergency accommodation services Counsellng services Mediation services Family support and health services Mental health services Hospitals and medical practitioners Child protection services Centrelink The legal system Primary service providers Women's Domestic Violence Crisis Service (WDVCS) Refuges Domestic Violence Outreach Services (DVOS) Domestic Violence and Incest Resource Centre (DVIRC) Immigrant Women's Domestic Violence Service (IWDVS) Family violence networks Transition point Short-term needs A good outcome Support groups Ensuring access for all Women from NESB Indigenous women Interactions with police Legal and justice system Interactions with hospitals Family and cultural factors Women with disabilities The impacts of 'naming' Access to services Impacts of varying disabilities and/or multiple disabilities Women with drug and alcohol dependence Young women and girls Women with children compared to women without children Women in rural areas First contacts Secondary service providers Primary service providers Short-term and long-term needs The pathway 'map' How to read the map Adequacy of existing protocol/interagency linkages Conclusions.
URI:	https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/19157
ISBN:	9780642476975
Physical description:	82 p. ; 30 cm.
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