Challenge DV is a domestic and family violence prevention organisation that works with businesses to enhance awareness and staff wellbeing. They offer a range of consultation services and training programs that empower businesses to provide safe, supportive environments for employees and customers.
Challenge DV offers a range of bespoke training and educational programs tailored specifically for workplaces. These sessions are designed to equip your team with the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to identify, address, and prevent domestic and family violence within your organisation. These include:
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A taster of some of Challenge DV’s core workplace programs:
I wish everyone got this training. Identifying the early signs or red flags could save lives.
Trent was an amazing facilitator and I have taken home a lot of insight and valuable knowledge on DFV.
I now feel better equipped, more confident.” PwC training participant
Read Women’s Agenda’s interview with CEO, Keith Tracey-Patte about the important role employers plan in eliminating domestic and family violence here.
Darkness to Daylight is Challenge DVs major fundraising event of the year dedicated to raising awareness about DFV. This event brings communities together to walk, jog, or run in solidarity with survivors and to raise funds to fight DFV. Find out more about how you can support this event as an organisation or an individual.
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Creating family-friendly workplaces for all
Our preferred partners are carefully selected to provide our clients and members with access to leading experts and service providers in the areas of career, parenting/carer and wellbeing. This enables organisations to have one point of contact through Parents At Work, while remaining at the forefront on leading practice solutions across all aspects concerning working families.
Parents At Work acknowledge and pay respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.