A local service provider in Katherine, Australia spoke to a group about how they assist families dealing with domestic violence. A survey of the group found that almost all thought it was good to discuss domestic violence publicly and over 70% wanted to invite domestic violence experts to speak to the community. Over half of respondents wanted more information to share about domestic violence.

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Dealing with Violence
Tuesday, November 01, 2016
Objective: To open up discussion about dealing with Domestic Violence.
Description: Local Katherine service provider Stongbala spoke about how
they work with families dealing with Domestic Violence in the Katherine
region.
Total Responses = 31
Complete Responses: 26

2. Dealing with Domestic Violence
All respondents indicated it was good to have a public discussion about Domestic
Violence, and nearly all (95%) indicated it would be good to have more discussions
about Domestic Violence in SCfC meetings.
More than 70% indicated that it would be good to invite people who know about
domestic violence to talk about the issue in the community.
More than half or respondents would like to more information about domestic
violence that they could provide to community members.
40% of respondents would like to hold a special community meeting to discuss
domestic violence.

3. Q1: How was the presentation and discussion about Domestic Violence?
Answered: 31 Skipped: 0

4. Q2: Is it good to have a public discussion about domestic violence?
Answered: 31 Skipped: 0

5. Q3: Do you think we should talk about domestic violence again in SCfC
meetings?
Answered: 28 Skipped: 3

6. Q4: Would any of the following assist your group to deal with domestic
violence in your community?
Answered: 25 Skipped: 6

7. Q4: Would any of the following assist your group to deal with domestic
violence in your community?
Answered: 25 Skipped: 6