Domestic and Family Violence & Tenancy
This is an online, interactive, self-paced course for real estate professionals who wish to improve their practice as it relates to domestic and family violence (DFV).
The course invites learners to engage with interactive content and materials to consolidate and increase their understanding of DFV, apply this to improve outcomes for tenants impacted by domestic and family violence, and help participants better understand their unique role in responding to DFV as part of a whole-of-community response.
Learning Objectives
- Increase your understanding of DFV
- Better understand your role in responding to DFV
- Build confidence in responding to tenants impacted by DFV
- Understand best practice when supporting tenants impacted by DFV
- Increase familiarity with support and resources
Testimonial
“I would like property managers to know that they don't have to have all the answers. That’s an impossible burden. They just need two things: an awareness of DFV and the signs it might be occurring, and what to do next with that knowledge. And this training will teach you that.
Since doing the training myself, I can’t not see things anymore – I have this new radar permanently switched on – but I also know best-practice guidelines about how I can respond. And I feel confident to respond well.”
Since doing the training myself, I can’t not see things anymore – I have this new radar permanently switched on – but I also know best-practice guidelines about how I can respond. And I feel confident to respond well.”
Laura Valenti
SafeHome Alliance
This course has been developed by Q Shelter, in partnership with the Real Estate Institute of Queensland and SafeHome Alliance, with thanks to the support of the Queensland Government Office for Women.
