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Department's role in domestic and family violence prevention
Department's role in domestic and family violence prevention
Major domestic and family violence prevention activities undertaken by the department include:
- providing funding to domestic and family violence support services throughout Queensland, including rural and Indigenous communities
- designing and developing operational policy, protocols, programs, procedures and practice guidelines for the delivery of domestic and family violence services
- designing and developing protocols and programs to facilitate community awareness and community education initiatives
- monitoring and reviewing operational policy, protocols and programs
- reviewing the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 1989
- developing, monitoring and reviewing practice standards for service delivery
- facilitating the annual Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, held each year in May
- developing new violence prevention initiatives
- coordinating the implementation of For Our Sons and Daughters - A Queensland Government strategy to reduce domestic and family violence 2009-2014.
Last reviewed: 10 July 2009

