Practice Forum November

November Practice Forum flyer

Common Risk and Safety Framework – Using the Level 2 Risk Assessment and Safety Planning Tool

What to expect:

This Practice Forum will guide professionals in government and non-government support services to use the Level 2 Risk Assessment and Safety Planning Tool component of the Common Risk and Safety Framework (CRASF). The tools provide resources to support professionals to conduct thorough risk assessments and engage in collaborative safety planning with victim-survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV).

The Level 2 Risk Assessment Tool is used to gather relevant information, assess the risk of harm to the victim-survivor and their children and supports professionals to articulate an overall assessment of risk. This information is integral to mitigating risk and can be used to prevent future violence as well as prioritise service responses to efficiently meet the needs of victim-survivors and their children.

Once the Level 2 Risk Assessment is completed, the Safety Planning Tool is then used in collaboration with the victim-survivor to support their unique safety needs. The Tool supports professionals to draw on the victim-survivor’s goals, priorities, and any strategies they have used in the past to manage risk posed by the person using violence. The Tool supports professionals to explore key safety planning areas, assesses existing supports and conduct a Safety Action Plan with victim-survivors.

This Forum will be presented by a representative from Domestic Violence Action Centre and a representative from the Office for Women and Violence Prevention, Department of Justice and Attorney-General. Join us to learn about the Common Risk and Safety Framework and practice using the Level 2 Tools. We can work together to support the wellbeing and safety of victim-survivors of DFV.

Details:

Date: Monday 14 November 2022

Time: 8:45am for 9am start – 12:30pm

Venue: Brothers Leagues Club Ipswich – 20 Wildey St, Raceview QLD 4305

Cost: $30 paid workers $10 for students

RSVP: by clicking on this link or using QR Code in the flyer by Monday 7 November

Tea, coffee and morning tea will be provided.

For further enquiries or to request an invoice for multiple registrations, please click here to email or call 07 3816 2919.

Click here to download the flyer (PDF 491kb)

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