Family Violence Prevention Legal Services: National Evaluation Report

Emma Williams; Gill Westhorp; Richard Midford; Kevin Dolman; Carmen Cubillo; Ben Van Gelderen; Judith Lovell; Rhonda Hagan; Shelley Worthington; Rebecca Hardwick; Daniel Ball

Family Violence Prevention Legal Services: National Evaluation Report

Emma Williams
, Gill Westhorp
, Richard Midford
, Kevin Dolman
, Carmen Cubillo
, Ben Van Gelderen
, Judith Lovell
, Rhonda Hagan
, Shelley Worthington
, Rebecca Hardwick
, Daniel Ball

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In 2017 Charles Darwin University was commissioned by NIAA (formerly the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet) to undertake an impact evaluation of the Family Violence Prevention Legal Service program, including whether program objectives and outcomes were being achieved and if providers were meeting the needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims/survivors of family violence and sexual assault. This evaluation was completed in July 2019.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Darwin
Publisher	Charles Darwin University
Commissioning body	Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Government of Australia
Number of pages	211
Publication status	Published - 2019

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