Follow My Lead
Follow My Lead is an awareness raising resource about domestic and family violence for responders.
Watch the short animation (below) based on Follow My Lead (4mins)
Who is this resource for? Follow My Lead is for any person who at some point may be listening to and responding to their friends, family members, colleagues, peers or to the people who use their service, who are experiencing domestic and family violence. The resource may also have benefits for people who are:
- Thinking about their own relationships and experience of domestic and family violence
- Seeking support about their own experiences of domestic and family violence
- Working as a service responder to people experiencing domestic and family violence.
Follow My Lead speaks from the voice of people with lived experience of domestic and family violence who need the professionals and their social networks to be more prepared to respond effectively; more prepared to respond in ways that uphold dignity and build on safety.
Click the image above to read Follow My Lead (with Australian contacts)
Read about the background to Follow My Lead and feedback that informed the first edition.
We welcome continued feedback in order to improve future editions.
Follow My Lead Aotearoa speaks from the voices of people with lived experience of domestic and whānau violence who need their friends, family and professionals to be more prepared to respond effectively. More prepared to respond in ways that uphold dignity and build on safety.
Click the image below to read Follow My Lead (with Aotearoa | New Zealand contacts)
Read the background context (1 Page) about the development of Follow My Lead Aotearoa.
We welcome continued feedback in order to improve future editions.
Read more about Follow My Lead Accessibility version You can read the accessibility version of Follow My Lead in Word (Australian Contacts) Become a distribution sponsor Danish language version (with Danish contacts)
Other versions
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