The EHN Practitioner meetings provide a great opportunity for practitioners and allied services to come together to share information and ideas and to enhance their professional networks. We have a broad range of speakers from a range of complimentary services discussing topical issues; programs and new initiatives.
2025 Dates
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15th May 2025
Speakers
Uniting - Home and Community Care Program for Younger People - Caralyn Hogan Uniting is offering some new initiatives delivered through their Home and Community Care Program for Younger People. These include Cooking Capacity Program; Simplify and organise, organising and decluttering spaces with young people; Short Term Recovery Program, offering personal care and domestic assistance whilst recovering and building independence; as well as their Change the Steps – AOD Family Support Program.
Eastern Community Legal Centre (ECLC) - Anita Koochew Eastern Community Legal Centre provides free legal advice and assistance for a range of matters across Melbourne’s east. As well as explaining the types of legal services offered, Anita will discuss how they work in partnership with a wide range of organisations to ensure people can access legal and advocacy support through their trusted services and networks. This includes integrated practice partnerships that support women, children and older people experiencing violence; as well as people experiencing homelessness, mental illness, and drug/alcohol issues.
Working Together: Resources to support collaborative assessment of family violence risk – Regional Family Violence Partnership (RFVP) Christine and Alyssa from the RFVP are excited to share Working Together - a suite of practice resources and tip sheets. It brings together practice and lived experience knowledge to enhance collaboration between professionals. This includes promoting sharing of MARAM risk assessments between services where appropriate and enabling more coordinated multi-agency assessments of family violence risk. Working Together includes six resources and each has a unique focus. Each resource promotes skills which are essential to collaborative practice or responds to practice issues which have been identified as a barrier to collaboration.
Morning Tea provided.
Registrations to this event are essential. https://EHNPracmeetMay15.eventbrite.com.au
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