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Community Responses to Violence-The Violence Free Community Project

By: Professor Robyn Munford, Associate Professor Jackie Sanders,Kathryn Handley, Bruce Maden
Published: 2012-11-01

This report details the development and operation of a community based violence prevention programme. The focus was upon creating community level conversations that would enlarge understandings of violence and from…continue reading

Community Development Crime & Safety Family Violence & Abuse Volunteering & Mahi Aroha
Health

A Report on the Progress of Te Kooti o Timatanga Hou – The Court of New Beginnings

By: Point Research; Positive Thinking; Lifewise
Published: 2012-11-01

Te Kooti o Timatanga Hou, or the Court of New Beginnings, was established in October 2010 following advocacy to the Chief District Court Judge by Lifewise, an agency working with…continue reading

Addiction - Drugs, Alcohol & Gambling Crime & Safety Mental Health
Economics

Do West Auckland children who witness family violence get an adequate response? An assessment of the current situation with suggested strategies for the future.

By: Deborah Yates
Published: 2012-10-30

The WAVES Trust is the umbrella organisation for all agencies working in family violence in West Auckland. WAVES commissioned research into the response by schools to children who witness FV.…continue reading

Children & Youth Crime & Safety Families, Whānau and Parenting Family Violence & Abuse Governance & Kaitiakitanga Mental Health Non-profit Sector Social Services Welfare & Benefits
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