Education Events in Burnie

Participants will follow Hannah's journey, a challenging legacy the Clarke family wishes to share. Safe at Home would like to extend an invitation to you and your networks to attend a workshop by the Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation on coercive control. The Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation, established by the Clarke family, honours the memories of their loved ones by raising awareness and providing education on recognising coercive control behaviours. By partnering with the Foundation, we will gain access to an interactive workshop designed to help service providers identify the red flags and early warning signs of coercive control, driving positive behavioural and cultural change through relatable and real-life experiences.

An interactive session for professionals working with individuals and families who may be affected by, or at risk of family violence. This event provides organisations with the opportunity to share information about their services, learn from others who engage with Safe at Home, and strengthen cross-sector collaboration. A resource table will be available, and attendees are encouraged to bring along pamphlets promoting their service and to connect directly with colleagues across the sector. This year there will be swag bags provided to attendees, lucky door prizes and a light morning tea with dietary options will also be available. Join us for a valuable morning of learning, connection, and professional insight.