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We’re here to end domestic and family violence.

Challenge DV has been partnering with organisations since 2001 to educate, advocate and empower people to end domestic and family violence. We do this by providing tailored training solutions and policy services to support your staff.

Our impact

Challenge DV is a social enterprise with a simple vision: to create a world without domestic and family violence.

We make an impact by educating workplaces on the signs of domestic and family violence, partnering with organisations that share our vision to create change, and uniting the community through powerful events and advocacy.

Our latest news

The other half of prevention: Why organisational culture has to match the work

There is a version of workplace prevention work that looks impressive on paper. A policy exists. A training module has been rolled out. A poster in the break room reminds everyone that respect is aRead more

Recognise, Respond, Refer is not enough: Why organisations must also prevent

Ask any manager who has sat across from an employee disclosing domestic and family violence, and they will tell you the same thing: knowing how to recognise, respond and refer changed everything. ItRead more

Positive duty: The questions boards should be asking about domestic and family violence

For the past few years, there has been an increased focus on 'positive duty' and the role organisations play in preventing workplace sexual harassment. It's an important shift. Rather than simplyRead more

The hidden technology risks in workplace DFV response

One of the things I've learned through this work is that domestic and family violence often shows up in ways people don't expect. Sometimes it's not a visible injury. Sometimes it's not a disclosure.Read more

Sporting clubs have the power to drive change: Our Club Says No 2 DV

Recent conversations across Australian sport have again highlighted the importance of organisational culture, respectful behaviour, accountability and the standards sporting organisations establish fRead more

Psychosocial safety includes what employees bring to work

Psychosocial safety is one of the biggest workplace conversations right now. HR teams, leaders and boards are investing significant time and effort into understanding the factors that can affectRead more

Why managers freeze when DFV enters the workplace

If you've ever spoken with people leaders about domestic and family violence (DFV) in the workplace, you'll often hear the same concern: "What if I say the wrong thing?" It's an understandable fear.Read more

Volunteer opportunity: Gift wrapping at Westfield Carindale

From 26 November – 6 December, grab your friends or colleagues, pop on the Santa hats, and help us wrap gifts while raising vital funds to support Challenge DV’s school programs in the localRead more

Flexible work is not automatically safe work

Flexible work has changed the way many of us think about work. For employees, it can provide greater autonomy, better work-life balance and the ability to manage competing responsibilities moreRead more

Domestic and family violence: The HR issue we still treat as personal

Talk to almost any HR leader right now and you'll hear similar priorities: Psychosocial safety. Employee wellbeing. Retention. Leadership capability. Flexible work. Compliance. Workplace culture.Read more

The Respect Challenge – Try it at home!

Respect starts at home. That’s why Challenge DV has teamed up with the Brisbane Roar to launch The Respect Challenge, a fun, family-friendly way to start conversations and build everyday habits ofRead more

Christmas volunteering opportunity: Gift wrapping at Westfield Carindale

From 25 November – 1 December, grab your friends or colleagues, pop on the Santa hats, and help us wrap gifts while raising vital funds to support Challenge DV’s school programs in the localRead more

Help us end domestic and family violence.

Domestic and family violence affects more than 3.6 million Australians every year with one woman a week on average dying from domestic and family violence.

Domestic and family violence is entirely preventable - with your help, we can end domestic and family violence once and for all.

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