Shaping a Safer Australia
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Trauma-Informed Training Modules
Tuned In is an online course designed for adults working with young people in group settings. Each module provides essential knowledge, evidence-based techniques, and practical tools to help facilitators create safe, engaging, and trauma-informed spaces. The course aims to build confidence and skills for supporting young people and strengthening safety networks around them.
Run Against Violence provided $35,000 of seed funding for the program.
What Does the Course Cover?
The course features 6 modules covering:
- Facilitating Child Safe Group Work with Young People
- What makes a Child Safe Facilitator
- Understanding Trauma and Facilitating Trauma Informed Groups
- Creating Child Safe Spaces: Building Connections, Trust and Respect
- Keeping it Together – Dealing with Challenging Behaviours and when things go wrong
- Identifying and Responding to Young People’s Concerns
Who is the Course For?
Tuned In is ideal for any adult working or undertaking group work with young people, including:
- Adults delivering respectful relationships education, e.g. NAPCAN’s Love Bites facilitators who include people from a range of settings including police, health workers, youth workers, sexual health workers
- Teachers and school staff
- Recreational groups such as Scouts, Girl Guides, PCYC, and sporting clubs
The RAV Grant has provided an opportunity to extend ongoing education to vulnerable youth in our area.
Having the RAV Grant meant all staff were trained and we have a greater reach within the community now to be able to deliver.
The Run Against Violence community [is] strengthening young people’s capacity to grow into empowered, respectful leaders in this remarkable country
This Grant has enhanced our ability to provide the Love Bites program to young people to ensure their safety in responsible relationships.
RAV in Action
See the RAV community in motion, from training runs and team events to milestone moments on the virtual course. Every snap captures the people, passion, and progress behind the movement to end domestic and family violence.
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Across Australia, everyday people are stepping up to raise awareness and funds to help prevent domestic and family violence. Discover how our participants and supporters are sparking conversations, inspiring action, and creating meaningful change in local communities.
