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Record ID: 4c2340db-2db5-4934-b9fc-4799cc5be54f
Web resource: http://www.childcomm.tas.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/CCYP_FVR_21Sept2016_web.pdf
Type: Report
Title: Children and young people's unique experiences of family violence
Authors: Commissioner for Children and Young People (Tasmania)
Keywords: Child abuse;Youth;Family violence;Tasmania;Impact on children and young people;Domestic violence
Year: 2016
Publisher: Commissioner for Children and Young People Tasmania
Notes:  "It is becoming increasingly clear that
children and young people have their own
unique experiences of family violence
and that they are victims in their own
right. Children by nature of their age and
developmental needs are particularly
vulnerable to living in a household affected
by family violence. Often they are the silent
or invisible victims.
Children and young people can be affected
by family violence in a range of ways which
are often independent of their non-violent
parent, and their needs can be different
to those of adults. At times children
and young people's needs have been
overlooked or conceived as secondary
to those of adults when strategies and
responses have been put in place to
address family violence.
We need different responses and
perspectives when supporting
children and young people who
experience family violence. A child or
young person's experience of family
violence is greatly dependent on
their individual circumstances and
personal characteristics. It must also
be emphasised that children and young
people who experience family violence
can display great resilience in spite of their
adverse experiences.
Building on the positive progress already
underway in Tasmania, my Report
outlines a series of findings that strive to
further strengthen our understanding of
children and young people's needs and the
responses we as a Tasmanian community
can put in place to support them to heal.
What is clear is that for women and their
children who are victims of family violence,
ensuring their safety must be the priority."
From Foreword
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