Review of family violence prevention in NZ : report on the outcomes of four community workshops
Caton, Anne
Review of family violence prevention in NZ : report on the outcomes of four community workshops Caton, Anne - [Wellington, N.Z] Ministry of Social Policy 2001 - 42 p.
Report on the outcomes of four community workshops held 20 February - 1 March 2001
This report provides a brief overview of a number of areas related to family violence prevention strategies. Information was gathered from community professionals working in the field of family violence in Christchurch, Porirua, Whanganui and Thames/Hauraki. Focus group workshops were utilised to discover what strategies were in place to address family violence, highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of these approaches. This report describes the limitations of the methodology of the workshops. The recommended outcomes from this process include the requirement for a holistic, intersectoral collaborative approach that involves community, family and men's groups, whilst also recognising the specific needs of Maori and Pacific peoples. Participants at these workshops stated that challenging social beliefs around family violence is an important factor in family violence prevention. Information from these workshops is incorporated in the 2001 report "Review of Family Violence Prevention in New Zealand: Plan of Action".
nz
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PREVENTION
NEW ZEALAND
TRO 362.82
Review of family violence prevention in NZ : report on the outcomes of four community workshops Caton, Anne - [Wellington, N.Z] Ministry of Social Policy 2001 - 42 p.
Report on the outcomes of four community workshops held 20 February - 1 March 2001
This report provides a brief overview of a number of areas related to family violence prevention strategies. Information was gathered from community professionals working in the field of family violence in Christchurch, Porirua, Whanganui and Thames/Hauraki. Focus group workshops were utilised to discover what strategies were in place to address family violence, highlighting both the strengths and weaknesses of these approaches. This report describes the limitations of the methodology of the workshops. The recommended outcomes from this process include the requirement for a holistic, intersectoral collaborative approach that involves community, family and men's groups, whilst also recognising the specific needs of Maori and Pacific peoples. Participants at these workshops stated that challenging social beliefs around family violence is an important factor in family violence prevention. Information from these workshops is incorporated in the 2001 report "Review of Family Violence Prevention in New Zealand: Plan of Action".
nz
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
PREVENTION
NEW ZEALAND
TRO 362.82