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Strangulation Presentations (6 slides per page)

   Click to see Strangulation in the Context of Intimate Partner Violence (General) (March 2020)

   Click to see Strangulation Correct Terms Questions to Ask (March 2020) 

    Click to see Strangulation Where to from here, Resources, Police/Courts Statistics (March 2020)

   Click to see Traumatic Brain Injuries (General) (March 2020)

   Click to see Traumatic Brain Injuries Working with Women PTSD (March 2020)

   Click to see Sexual Violence Threats to Kill Separation ACEs (March 2020)

 

Brochure

   Click to see Strangulation in the context of Intimate Partner Violence (brochure)

 

Family Violence: An Introduction - Theory to Practice (6 slides per page)

 

   Click to see Family Violence: Introduction - Theory to Practice

 

Risk Assessment Presentation (6 slides per page)

 

      Click to see Risk Assessment slides

                          Click to see Re-Thinking Risk research (2023)

 

Safety Planning Presentation (6 slides per page)

 

     Click to see Safety Planning slides

 

Current family violence statistics

Latest statistics for Strangulation offences & Assaults on Persons in Family Relationship

 

Some useful statistics relating to family violence can be found in the Data Summaries section collated by the Family Violence Clearinghouse.

1   Data Summaries Snapshot - 2017

2   Family Violence Deaths - 2017

3   Violence against Women - 2017

4   Children & Youth - 2017

5   Child Sexual Abuse 2017

6   Adult Sexual Violence - 2017

7   Sexual Violence by Gender of Perpetrator - 2017

8   Supplementary Police Regional Data - 2017

Statistics New Zealand also provide the capability for people to search for crime-related information on their website (see below).

Those interested can also make separate information requests to the organisations concerned.

 

Historic family violence statistics – learning from history?

The following historical family violence statistics were obtained from NZ Police and other sources and further developed by Rob Veale Ltd.  The information is now dated and various definitions have changed.   The information is subject to various caveats and not intended as official crime statistics for the relevant time periods.

The purpose of sharing this information is to generate constructive discussion between agencies and communities looking to prevent and reduce family violence – for those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

§  Domestic violence murders

§  Police family violence crimes and incidents

o   All FV crimes

o   Male Assaults on Females

o   Breaches of Protection Orders

o   Domestic Disputes (non-crimes)

§  Attempted suicides recorded by Police

If you require any explanation of the above statistics or require other domestic violence statistics from the criminal justice sector, please contact me directly.

 

Useful Websites

New Zealand

Ministry of Social Development

MSD Task force for action on family violence

http://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/work-programmes/initiatives/action-family-violence/index.html

New Zealand Family Violence Prevention Strategy 2002

http://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/publications-resources/planning-strategy/te-rito/

Family Violence Clearing House

http://www.nzfvc.org.nz

Ministry of Health

Family Violence Assessment and Intervention Guideline: Child abuse and intimate partner violence

https://www.health.govt.nz/publication/family-violence-assessment-and-intervention-guideline-child-abuse-and-intimate-partner-violence

Family Violence Death Review Committee

http://www.moh.govt.nz/moh.nsf/indexmh/familyviolence-deathreviewcommittee

Statistics New Zealand

http://www.stats.govt.nz/browse_for_stats/people_and_communities/crime_and_justice

New Zealand Police

http://www.police.govt.nz/safety/home.domesticviolence.html

https://www.police.govt.nz/advice/family-violence/family-harm-approach-resources

Standards New Zealand for Risk Assessment tools for Family and Whanua Violence

www.standards.co.nz

International Sites (FV in the Workplace)

Australian Institute of Criminology
CEO Challenge Australia
Safe At Work
Workplaces Respond to Domestic & Sexual Violence
 

Useful Publications

 
 
Ministry of Justice
 
Family Violence Death Review Reports
4th Report 2014 - look at strangulation recommendations
5th Report 2016 - look for safety planning commentary
6th Report 2020 - men who use violence
 
Strangulation information/reports
 
Traumatic Brain Injury
 
Adverse Childhood Experiences