ESTIE: Evidence to Support Safe and Together Implementation and Evaluation Project in NSW
What’s this project about?
The ESTIE project aims to build evidence about the Community of Practice Model’s role in implementing the Safe & Together framework to promote collaborative and holistic service provision for children and families living with DFV where parental issues of mental health and/or alcohol and other drug use co-occur. This action research study aims to simultaneously investigate and develop practitioner and organisational capacity to implement evidence-based guidance (the STACY guidelines), and embed case and other documentation that maps perpetrator patterns, and records the strengths and needs of the non-offending parent and children.
What can we expect to come out of this project?
Guidance for practice where DFV occurs in the context of AOD and/or MH issues from either parent, with a section focussing on documentation.
What has this project achieved so far?
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