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  • Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 4

    Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 4

    18 Sep 2025

    Centring the Child: Working Collaboratively with Children, Young People and Their Families How do we work collaboratively with children and…

  • Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 3

    Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 3

    18 Sep 2025

    Centring the Child: Implementing the Information Sharing Schemes Across Care Teams How do we share information effectively while maintaining trust?…

  • AVITH Collaborative Network: October Meeting

    AVITH Collaborative Network: October Meeting

    17 Sep 2025

    The AVITH Collaborative Network brings together Victorian professionals from various sectors whose work focuses on supporting adolescent and young person…

  • Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 2

    Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 2

    10 Sep 2025

    Centring the Child: Including the Child’s Voice in Risk Assessment and Management How do we ensure children’s voices are heard…

  • Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 1

    Centring the Child Webinar Series: Session 1

    10 Sep 2025

    Centring the Child: Understanding Development and Attachment in the Context of Children and Young People Experiencing Family Violence Are you…

  • AVITH in Context Webinar

    AVITH in Context Webinar

    29 Jul 2025

    In this session, Dr Ashlee Curtis and Dr Travis Harries will discuss their recent research into substance-involved child-to-parent violence (SU-CPV).…

  • Lunchtime Logics: Holding Hope, Creating Change

    Lunchtime Logics: Holding Hope, Creating Change

    24 Jul 2025

    Lunchtime Logics is a new online webinar series hosted by the Centre, where we hear from dedicated programs and services…

  • YPVITH – Neurodiverse Affirming Practice With Young People and Their Families

    YPVITH – Neurodiverse Affirming Practice With Young People and Their Families

    18 Jul 2025

    Building on the Centre’s Four Pillars of Practice Model for YPVITH, the training builds on practitioners’ understanding of ADHD and…

  • Budget shows commitment to Victoria’s children and families

    Budget shows commitment to Victoria’s children and families

    20 May 2025

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  • Event reflection: ANROWS Conference 2025

    Event reflection: ANROWS Conference 2025

    19 May 2025

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  • Young Person Violence and Aggression in the Home: National Community of Practice

    Young Person Violence and Aggression in the Home: National Community of Practice

    14 May 2025

    This month’s National Community of Practice will focus on ethics of care for neurodivergent children using aggression and violence.

  • Eastern Melbourne Disability Inclusion and Safety Forum

    Eastern Melbourne Disability Inclusion and Safety Forum

    13 May 2025

    Bringing together key services and professionals to discuss supports for young people with disability who use violence in the home.

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