Family, Domestic & Sexual Violence

What are we doing?

Family, Domestic & Sexual Violence | Adelaide PHN

We are holding culturally safe, informal, private and confidential yarns across the state (in priority areas identified by the PHN’s) that will help shape the primary care sector to respond to family, domestic and sexual violence.

These conversations will be confidential and will contribute to insights being shared with a core co-design group in the form of a summary of what we have talked about today.

Quick history

Back in 2018, a model to support primary care was developed with Brisbane South PHN called RRR; Recognise, Respond, Refer.

Since then, a group of PHNs across the country have been funded to pilot and adapt the model to the needs of their local communities and contexts.

This is why we are talking to you today so we can understand the unique challenges and opportunities in South Australia.

How will my stories be used?

After this yarning with a real sense of purpose, information will be synthesised, de-identified and filtered down to inform a co-design team who are making decisions about how the model will be shaped and adapted to fit in the unique South Australian context.

This co-design team will represent Victim Survivors, Primary Care and the FDSV sector. Your perspective will help us set up a pilot to be implemented in South Australia.

We’ll talk more about this when we go through the informed consent process.