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KITS, GUIDES & TOOLS

On this page you will find  kits, guides and tools that feature in specific landing pages on the website.

Quality Response Continuum

What do we need to be thinking about when it comes to the quality of our responses to domestic, family and sexualised violence?

The quality response continuum is an Insight Exchange tool designed to support critical reflection about the quality of our responses.

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Guide Workplace Responses

Workplaces, are well placed to provide timely and significant support to victims-survivors of domestic, family and sexualised violence.  We invite institutions, organisations, services, and businesses to understand the importance of workplace responses to build on safety, uphold dignity and experiences of justice.

Read and implement the Guide: Uplifting workplace responses (4th Edition - Updated Feb 2025). (includes the Workplace Intranet Content Guide).

Explore more on Workplace Responses

Working with distressing content

Working with distressing content is a reflection resource for people who decide what and how content about violence and abuse is shared.

Working with distressing content invites you to reflect on and consider the way you work with content that may be viewed as ‘distressing’ because it relates to domestic, family and sexualised violence. 

Explore more on the Working with content landing page

Support my economic safety

Support My Economic Safety provides guidance and reflections for people in organisations and systems who want to improve responses to economic abuse. It has been developed from the insights of women who have experienced economic abuse in the context of domestic and family violence and includes their words as ‘case studies’ throughout. Lived experiences of economic abuse have significant and ongoing consequences, negatively impacting all domains of wellbeing.

Explore more on My Economic Safety

Website Guidance

The findings in the No Hidden Door initiative (adjacent) shaped this Website Guidance (content and functions).  (Scope and Limitations: The guidance focuses on content and function, not on software, aesthetic design or user navigation. Identifying and addressing gaps in website content and function is vital. Victim-survivors of violence and abuse also rely on the organisations’ broader commitment to cultural safety, accessibility, diversity and inclusion.)

No Hidden Door

No Hidden Door - an initiative designed to highlight the importance of auditing the ‘doors’ to information that are currently available to victim-survivors of domestic, family and sexualised violence. Explore the reports, collection and guidance.

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SCHEDULED FOR ARCHIVE

The following items will be archived at the time specified.

June 2025

Oct 2025

  • In 2021 we developed the Reflections Kit (5th Ed - Feb 2025) - this will be archived. (Donated Landing cards to the Reflections Kit are no longer available form April 2025).