Baby makes 3 : Project report

Flynn, David

Baby makes 3 : Project report - Melbourne, Vic. ; Whitehorse Community Health Service, 2011 - electronic document (89 pages); 2.19 MB

The Baby Makes 3 project is an example of promising
practice in the emerging field of preventing violence
against women. It is a primary prevention program that seeks to prevent violence before it occurs, by promoting equal and respectful relationships between men and women during the transition to parenthood. Funded by VicHealth, the Baby Makes 3 project
involved a partnership between Whitehorse
Community Health Service, the lead agency, and the
City of Whitehorse Maternal Child Health Service, a
key service for engaging first time parents. A valuable
partnership was also established with Drummond
Street Services Just Families project. The impact of the Baby Makes 3 project was evaluated using a comprehensive evaluation framework consisting of a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods including questionnaires, interviews and focus groups. (from the Executive summary). This programme is included in the AIFS evidence-based programme profiles - see second link. Record #4625


VicHealth (Victorian Health Promotion Foundation)


Baby Makes 3
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
ENGAGING MEN AND BOYS IN VIOLENCE PREVENTION
EVALUATION
FATHERS
GENDER
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
MOTHERS
PARENTING
PARENTING PROGRAMMES
PRIMARY PREVENTION
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
CHILD ABUSE


AUSTRALIA


VICTORIA