This unit builds the skills and knowledge required to identify domestic and family violence, respond appropriately, and ensure the safety and wellbeing of clients. It is designed for workers who may encounter family violence in their roles but are not specialist family violence practitioners.
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- DurationThis is an online, self-directed course delivered via our online portal, Booth Online. You will have a maximum of three months from enrolment to complete this course.
- Date2026 Enrolment Intakes: Anytime from 1 July to 30 November
- Delivery ModeOnline + self-directed
- Trainer(s) Maria Turnbull
- Fees$309 AUD
This fee includes all learning and assessment resources, online support and assessment services for a period of three months.
Course fee reductions and subsidies may also apply for personnel of The Salvation Army. More information is available in the Personnel Development Policy here.
Who should consider this training?
This unit of study is for workers in financial counselling, financial capability, community services or anyone supporting clients who may be experiencing domestic or family violence.
Course Structure
This unit is a nationally recognised qualification which requires the successful completion of one unit over a three-month period.
Key topics covered:
- - Values and philosophies underpinning domestic violence work
- - Worker and client safety planning
- - Rights and responsibilities in client interactions
- - Cultural, family, and individual considerations
- - Identifying complexity, urgency, and eligibility for services
- - Responding to risk and threats to safety
Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements for this qualification. This course is open to Australian residents. Unfortunately, we are not registered to accept international students. The eligibility of students will be confirmed during enrolment.
Register your interest
To register your interest, email vtoenquiries@ebc.edu.au. The 2026 Enrolment Intake for this course is:
* Anytime from 1 July to 30 November
An online enrolment application link will be emailed to you once the intake opens.
Core
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CHCDFV001 Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence
Upon successful completion of all assessment tasks, and being deemed competent in this unit, you will be awarded a Statement of Attainment for CHCDFV001 Recognise and respond appropriately to domestic and family violence.
For information on this course or any other Vocational Training courses email vtoenquiries@ebc.edu.au