Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria - working to prevent family violence and abuse

Comforting a friendThe Domestic Violence Resource Centre (Vic)

DVRC (formerly DVIRC) is a statewide service in Victoria, Australia. DVRC aims to reduce and prevent family violence by providing education to improve service and policy responses, and by assisting people who have experienced abuse.

DVRC provides information and referral to specialist support services; helpful pamphlets and websites; professional training courses; a comprehensive library; a quarterly newsletter; Discussion papers, books and other publications; and commentary on policy initiatives and law reform.

Woman sittingNEW Women with disabilities - Getting Free from Abuse - guide for women based on real women's stories, and kit for service providers

LogoVisit the new Partners in Prevention website for local and international resources on working with young people to prevent violence against women.

Read true stories and advice from people who have experienced abuse or violence, or take the Abuse Warning Signs Quiz

Teenage Girl in bubbleSomething not right at home? Bursting the Bubble is for teenagers - it's about abuse by family members. It provides quizzes, stories, advice and more.

Teenage girlVisit 'When love hurts' - our website for teenagers on relationships, respect and abuse. Take the respect checklist, the relationship quiz, read true stories and more.

Tax Deductible Donations
The Domestic Violence Resource Centre (Vic) holds Deductible Gift Recipient status with the Australian Taxation Office, allowing the service to accept donations that are tax deductible from individuals and organisations. 

Your donation could be used in a number of ways to assist DVRC to provide a better service to people experiencing family violence or to provide education to prevent violence.

If you would like to make a tax deductible donation please use this form PDF (or Word version) to accompany your gift - whether cheque, credit card or electronic funds transfer, and so that we can send you a receipt.

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