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The NSW Health Education Centre Against Violence (ECAV) is a statewide unit responsible for workforce development in the specialist areas of prevention and response to violence, abuse and neglect.
ECAV has 6 training portfolio areas committed to a diverse and inclusive workforce that is safe and comfortable for all people and communities.
View our range of resources, developed through a consultative process with industry partners and communities.
Leanne Tobin is a multidisciplinary artist of Irish, English and Aboriginal heritage, descending from the Buruberong and Wumali clans of the Dharug, the traditional Aboriginal people of the Greater Sydney region.
Our resources are developed through a consultative process with industry partners and/or communities ...
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ECAV delivers nationally recognised qualifications and courses through the NSW Health Registered Tra ...
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The Disability & Sexual Violence Portfolio are currently developing a range of accessible resources ...
ECAV has been working with Aboriginal Communities since 1985. During this time the organisation has ...
The Cultural Equity and Domestic Violence team provides strategic workforce development training ski ...
ECAV’s Disability and Sexual Violence (DSV) Portfolio Team was established in 2020. Our team is f ...
The Integrated Violence Abuse and Neglect (IVAN) Portfolio provides strategic workforce development, ...
People presenting to healthcare who have experienced violence, abuse and neglect (VAN) need timely, ...
The Men’s Domestic and Family Violence Interventions (MDFVI) team provides strategic workforce devel ...
This week the students of our 10619NAT Certificate IV in Aboriginal Family Wellbeing and Violence pr ...
The Aboriginal Woman’s Yarn Up Day was held in Crescent Head on Tuesday, 3rd May 2022, celebrating 2 ...
The ECAV program Weaving the Net (WTN) is a child protection community development program. The Open ...
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