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RFVP MARAM Collaborative Practice Training 
(Multi Agency Risk Assessment and Management)

Our MARAM Collaborative Practice Training is designed to strengthen your confidence and capability in working collaboratively to respond to family violence across our region. This free training brings together key MARAM concepts, frameworks and information sharing requirements, helping you apply them effectively in your day-to-day practice. 

Each 3.5 hour, in-person session is stand-alone, so you can attend the session that best meets your learning needs, or register for both to further strengthen your practice.

This training is an important part of our Regional Family Violence Partnership, with participation and engagement across the sector helping to demonstrate the value and impact of our work. Partnership funding is linked, in part, to participation in training, meaning that each person who attends contributes to the funding that supports the delivery of our collective Action Plan. Strong attendance not only supports your own learning and professional development, it can help secure ongoing opportunities for collaborative training and workforce development.

Collaborative practice is critical to achieving better outcomes for victim-survivors and holding adults who use violence to account
Building a shared understanding of MARAM and information sharing across services strengthens our coordinated responses and improves safety for individuals and families experiencing family violence in the East
Connect with colleagues from across the sector, share knowledge and learn from each other’s practice experiences

MARAM Collaborative Practice Training: Collaborative Risk Assessment and Risk Management

The Collaborative Risk Assessment and Risk Management session focuses on applying the MARAM Framework in practice through a case study. It will cover how to collaboratively assess risk, particularly in a multi-agency context, including speaking with clients, documenting on assessment tools and building on prior risk assessments. The new case study used in this session takes a whole-of-family focus to include adults using violence and children.

In order to attend this session, you must have completed the relevant MARAM screening or risk assessment training for your role. You can check this here: https://www.vic.gov.au/training-for-information-sharing-and-maram

Register for Collaborative Risk Assessment and Risk Management Training

MARAM Collaborative Practice Training: Information Sharing

This session focuses on information sharing practice, including the purpose and importance of information sharing, how to share information and what this looks like in practice.

In order to attend this session, you must have completed relevant FVISS/CISS training for your sector. You can check this here: https://www.vic.gov.au/training-for-information-sharing-and-maram

Register FOR Information Sharing Training
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