16 Days in WA events - regional

Date: 25 November 2026
Time: 10am

Event name: Art in the Park
Event description: Playing Our Part; Art in the Park 2026 - 16 Days in WA. Our shared commitment. The Family Violence Prevention Legal Service at Southern Aboriginal Corporation in Albany has invited community organisations to take part in a collaborative art project demonstrating our continued shared commitment to addressing the drivers of gender-based violence: Playing Our Part - Creating lattice artwork. Each organisation will decorate a sheet of wooden garden lattice to highlight the services it provides to support recovery and safety.

• Use the lattice as your canvas and paint it orange to represent 16 Days in WA.
• Decorate it with materials such as coloured raffia, wool, string, paper, pictures, and flowers.
• Show how your organisation contributes to recovery and safety through your design.

We will gather at Albany Town Square on 25th November at 10am with our finished lattice artworks and join them together as a collective display. Together, we will raise awareness, share information with our community, and demonstrate our ongoing commitment to the cultural change needed to eradicate violence against women and children.

Location: Town Square, York Street, Albany
Organiser: Pamela Watts, Southern Aboriginal Corporation 
Contact details: 0415237457
Ticket cost: Free
Tickets available from: Not Ticketed

Friday: 27 November 2026
Time: 7am to 7:45am

Event name:16 Days in WA Australind Walk
Event description: Free 16 Days in WA 2026 Australind Community Walk. Stopping Family and Domestic Violence: Play your part. Meet at Ridley Place, Australind - Leschenault Estuary-Derbal Elaap foreshore. Everyone is welcome. Walk with us to remember lives lost, stand against family and domestic violence and help create a safer community. Purchase a drink or breakfast from Take 5 food and coffee van and connect with local community organisations. A short community walk and an opportunity to connect with local services. Agencies and community groups are welcome to hand out their information. Together, we can play our part.
Location: Ridley Place, Australind Leschenault Estuary-Derbal Elaap foreshore
Organiser: Empowerment2Be
Contact details: 0439 970 179
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Tickets aren't essential, but they help us with planning. If you don't have a ticket, you can turn up on the morning.
Online link to information about the event: Humanitix

Date: 27 November 2026
Time: 9.00am to 12.00pm

Event name: Empower Her
Event description: Together, we can create a safer, stronger and more supportive community for women and families. Inspired by the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the campaign encourages us all to challenge attitudes, spark important conversations and take meaningful steps towards a future free from violence. The Broome Chamber of Commerce is proud to once again host our annual Empower Her Morning Tea, bringing our community together for a morning of connection, inspiration and important conversations. We will hear from special guests who will share their lived experience, offering a powerful reminder of why raising awareness and supporting one another matters. This is a conversation for everyone, and we warmly encourage men to join us. Ending violence against women is not a journey women can take alone. Men have a vital role to play in speaking up, challenging attitudes and helping create safer communities for all. Join us as we stand together to empower women, inspire change and help build a safer future for our families and our community. As always, support services will be available on the day for anyone who may need them.
Location: Cable Beach Club Resort, Broome
Organiser: Broome Chamber of Commerce
Contact details: Peta Channing, Event Coordinator
Ticket cost: $50
Tickets available from: Broome Chamber of Commerce website
Online link to information about the event: Broome Chamber of Commerce website

Date: 25 November 2026
Time: 10am

Event name: Community Partners Morning Tea
Event description: A morning tea to provide an opportunity for our local organisations, community services and individuals to come together, connect and having meaningful conversations about preventing gender-based violence. Short panel discussion, community action tree and creative activities.
Location: Anzac Park, Bunbury
Organiser: Waratah Support Centre
Contact details: (08) 97912884
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Please email waratah@waratah.asn.au

Date: 4 December 2026
Time: 10am

Event name: Ladies Network High Tea
Event description: Join us for high tea, connection and conversation as the Ladies Network comes together to recognise the importance of standing against gender-based violence.
Location: 16 Zoe Street, Bunbury
Organiser: Southern Aboriginal Corporation
Contact details: Lauren Rose lauren@sacorp.com.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Humanitix
Online link to information about the event: Humanitix

Date: 6 December 2026
Time: 11:30am to 1:30pm

Event name: 2-Hour DV-aware Workshop
Event description: This free two-hour DV-aware workshop provides an introduction to domestic and family violence and is open to adults aged 18 years and over living in Australia. The workshop explores the different forms and signs of abuse, the role of power and control, and what you can do if someone you know may be experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will gain practical knowledge and confidence from experienced DV-alert trainers, while connecting and sharing insights with others in the community.
Location: Health Science Hub, 62 Wittenoom Street, Bunbury
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 8 December 2026
Time: 9.00am

Event name: With You, We Can-Community Walk
Event description: The 16 Days in WA Campaign is about community coming together against Gender- based Violence to drive change in culture, behaviour and attitudes that lead to violence against women and their children. Event details: meet at the Big Swamp Bird Park, Prince Phillip Drive, Bunbury and join us to hear a guest speaker, then a walk around the Big Swamp together, free sausage sizzle, coffee van, floral photo feature, community support services stall holders and more. Please try and wear something orange on the day.
Location: Big Swamp Bird Park, Prince Phillip Drive, Bunbury
Organiser: Family Safety Service Bunbury
Contact details: Ph 64142777
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: No ticket required

Date: 1 December 2026
Time: 10am

Event name: South West Capes White Ribbon's Annual Silent March
Event description: The South West Capes White Ribbon Committee invites you to join an Australia-wide campaign, where the community comes together to help change the attitudes and behaviour behind family violence and abuse. Free event includes: Keynote Speaker, songs, poems and art display by local students, displays and stalls by local support agencies and a 'Silent March' down Queens Street Busselton - to honour and respect those who have lost their lives to Family and Domestic Violence.
Location: Mitchell Park, Busselton
Organiser: South West Capes White Ribbon Committee
Contact details: Ron - 0448172599
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: Facebook South West Capes White Ribbon

Date: 9 - 10 December 2026
Time: 9:00am to 4:30pm

Event name: 2-Day DV-alert Foundations Workshop
Event description: This free two-day DV-alert Foundations Workshop helps frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and understand how to respond safely and appropriately. The workshop covers the nature, patterns and impacts of domestic and family violence, including considerations for diverse groups, effective communication, safety planning and referral pathways. Participants will build practical skills to identify and respond to people who may be experiencing domestic and family violence and connect them with appropriate services and support. The workshop is suitable for frontline workers and volunteers across health, allied health, education, community services and other roles where they may come into contact with people experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will learn from experienced DV-alert trainers while connecting and sharing knowledge with others working in the community.
Location: Gwoonwardu Mia - Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre, 146 Robinson Street, Carnarvon
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 25 November
Time: 10am to 2:30pm

Event name: Geraldton Opening Event
Event description: Aboriginal Family Legal Services (AFLS) will be hosting a free community targeted event, held at the start of the 16 Days in WA campaign. There will be a Cake Cutting Ceremony, information from CRE member organisations, as well as a 16 Days in WA sand mural design aimed at community participation. The sand mural will remain for the duration of the campaign to generate conversations and create awareness about 16 Days in WA. The GRAMS TIS team will kindly be putting on a free sausage sizzle for community members.
Location: Edith Cowan Square, Marine Terrace, Geraldton
Organiser: AFLS
Contact details: (08) 9965 4654
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: No ticket required
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 26 November
Time: 9am to 11am

Event name: Womens Social Group: KHY Therapies Art Session
Event description: Join other women to get creative, have some fun and enjoy a relaxing art activity with KHY Therapies. 
Location: Desert Blue Connect, 25 Chapman Road (enter via Durlacher St), Geraldton
Organiser: Desert Blue Connect
Contact details: (08) 9964 2742
Tickets available from: To register for this group, please email ci@desertblueconnect.org.au or call Desert Blue Connect on 9964 2742.
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 26 November
Time: 10am to 1pm

Event name: Bundiyarra Aboriginal Family Playgroup
Event description: Come and join in the Aboriginal Family Playgroup during the 16 Days in WA. We will have an information session from the Aboriginal Family Legal Service, followed by a family photo session. This event is run by Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation, Bundiyarra Connected Beginnings, and the Aboriginal Family Legal Service. Don’t silence the violence.
Location: Bundiyarra Connected Beginnings, 29 Whitfield Street, Beachlands, Geraldton
Organiser: Bundiyarra Aboriginal Community Aboriginal Corporation
Contact details: Ph (08) 9920 7900
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: No booking required.
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 27 November
Time: 9am to 11am

Event name: Walk Against Violence event (WAVe)
Event description: This Year’s Theme: “Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?.” ‘Understanding the reality of leaving family violence’. What To Expect:

• Welcome to Country and opening speeches: Opening speaches focusing on this year’s theme,“Why Doesn’t She Just Leave?.” ‘Understanding the reality of leaving family violence’
• Remembrance Moment: Join us in a minute’s silence to honour the victims and families affected by domestic homicide this year.
• Symbolic Walk: Take part in a peaceful walk through town to amplify our message and stand united against violence.
• Sausage Sizzle: After the walk, enjoy a free sausage sizzle with fellow participants.
• Reflection Paddle Out: Immediately following the Desert Blue Connect WAVe you are invited to join Shaun from A Glassy Day Surf Coaching* for a reflection paddle out. Boards and wet suits are provided. Please note: The reflection paddle out is not hosted by Desert Blue Connect and as such DBC does not hold any liability for this event.

Location: Stow Gardens, Multipurpose Centre, Geraldton Foreshore, Geraldton
Organiser: Desert Blue Connect
Contact details: info@desertblueconnect.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: No ticket required
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 28 November
Time: Starts 2pm

Event name: White Ribbon Day Mixed Doubles Tennis Competition
Event description: Wear something orange, and join the Geraldton Tennis Centre, and The Orange Story, for a White Ribbon Day mixed doubles competition of Tennis. It will be a round robin event, with partners drawn. Members and non-members are welcome. Afternoon tea provided. Event sponsored by Daphne White, from The Orange Story Consultancy and Education. Gender equality starts with all of us.
Location: Geraldton Tennis Centre, 256 Eighth Street, Wonthella, Geraldton
Organiser: The Orange Story
Contact details: Phone 0428 927 402 or 0428 650 715
Ticket cost: $10 entry fee for everyone, with afternoon tea provided.
Tickets available from: Please enter individual names to Danny 0428 927 402 or Julie 0428 650 715 by 5pm Friday 27th November.
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 30 November
Time: 11:30am to 1pm

Event name: Introduction to Primary Prevention of Family Violence Training
Event description: This 1.5 hour workshop provides a brief introduction to the drivers of family violence, the role of gender equality, and simple actions that you can do to help stop violence against women, before it starts. The training is open to everyone. It’s especially valuable for staff of organisations that have signed on to the Community, Respect & Equality Agreement, professionals wanting to learn more about the foundations of primary prevention, or anyone keen to discover practical ways to make a difference in our community. You are welcome to bring your own lunch to eat during the training.
Location: Ngala, 24 Gregory Street, Geraldton
Organiser: Community, Respect & Equality
Contact details: Phone (08) 9964 2742 or email info@communityrespectandequality.com.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Please register via isabelr@desertblueconnect.org.au
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 3 December
Time: 9:30am to 11:30am

Event name: Protective Behaviours Workshop - Parents and Carers
Event description: This information workshop is designed for parents and carers to explore Protective Behaviours. Learn how to support and empower children with strategies to promote safety through fun, age-appropriate activities.

• Encourage children to recognise and express all types of feelings
• Help children identify situations that may cause them to feel worried, unsafe, or uncomfortable
• Support children in identifying safe people they can talk to about anything, and reinforce the importance of continuing to seek help until they feel heard
• Promote understanding of consent, and the differences between public and private behaviours and spaces.

A creche is available. Bookings are essential.

Location: Child and Parent Centre - Rangeway, Hovea Street, Rangeway, Geraldton
Organiser: Child and Parent Centre - Rangeway
Contact details: Phone (08) 9921 6814
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Book now by calling 9921 6814 or 0438 860 669, or email rangeway@ngala.com.au
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 7 December
Time: 12pm to 1:30pm

Event name: Speaking Out Against Disrespect Training
Event description: This training aims build individuals’ understanding, skills and confidence to take safe and effective bystander action when they witness disrespectful behaviour in their organisation, or other areas of their life. The training is open to everyone. It’s especially valuable for members of organisations that have signed on to the Community, Respect & Equality Agreement, or anyone keen to discover practical ways to stand up against disrespect. Developed with the support of WA Centre for Rural Health. You are welcome to bring your lunch and eat it during the workshop.  
Location: Desert Blue Connect Studio (via Durlacher st), 25 Chapman Road, Geraldton
Organiser: Community, Respect & Equality
Contact details: Phone (08) 9964 2742 or email info@communityrespectandequality.com.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Please register by emailing isabelr@desertblueconnect.org.au
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 10 December
Time: 2pm to 4pm

Event name: Stakeholder vs Stakeholder Barefoot Lawn Bowls
Event description: Aboriginal Family Legal Services (AFLS) are hosting a “Stakeholder vs stakeholder barefoot lawn bowls” event to close out 16 Days in WA. This is to say a big thank you to our local services and stakeholders for supporting 16 Days in WA, AFLS events, programs and staff throughout the year. Please gather your colleagues to form a team and register your interest with Gavin or Steven at AFLS.
Location: Wonthella Bowling Club, Geraldton
Organiser: AFLS
Contact details: (08) 9965 4654
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Contact AFLS to register. Numbers capped at 8 teams of 4 people per team
Online link to information about the event: Community Respect and Equality website

Date: 25 November to 10 December 2026
Time: the whole duration of 16 Days in WA 2026

Event name: GO Orange, End the Silence
Event description: A 16 day campaign against domestic and family violence in the Shire of Goomalling. Starting from November 25th to December 10th, the Shire will host the GO Orange, End the Silence campaign to raise awareness of domestic and family violence and also to encourage community members to speak out against abuse. Throughout the campaign, an orange chair will be placed at participating establishments across the Shire, with one chair featured at a different location each day. Attached to the chair will be a QR code inviting the community to respond to the question:
“The chair is empty because...?”
People can share a story, message, reflection, or experience relating to domestic and family violence, including physical abuse, emotional abuse, psychological abuse, financial abuse, coercive control, or other forms of harmful and controlling behaviour. The QR code will also have the number of the 24-hour line of Department of Communities which handles calls about women with or without children experiencing DV or family violence. Another activity locals can do is they can take a photo with the chair and share it together with a message about domestic or family violence and posts can be tagged with #OrangeChairShireofGoomalling because the Shire of Goomalling believes that every empty chair represents a voice that deserves to be heard.
Location: Goomalling main street
Organiser: Arian Bersaga - Community Development Officer
Contact details: cso4@goomalling.wa.gov.au
Ticket cost: free event
Online link to information about the event: tba

Date: 26 November to 10 December 2026
Time: Sundowner is 4pm to 7pm (Friday after work)

Event name: Family and Domestic Violence Awareness Raising
Event description: Yarn Bombing - the local Pioneer Park which runs along the highway between the shopping precinct will be "bombed' with orange knitted yarn from 25/11/-11/12/26. Limited signage will inform the public of it purpose. Sundowner event - 27th November - Two guest speakers from Curtin University will address the guests explaining Family and Domestic Violence, by-stander behaviour and offer suggestions to help people understand how to play their part in preventing FDV. Local police may speak about the impact they see, and a local psychologist will be available for withdrawal if required.
Location: Jurien Bay RSL building
Organiser: Country Women's Association (CWA) of Jurien Bay with the RSL
Contact details: Christine Brandenburg
Ticket cost: Free event
Contact: Christine Brandenburg, Secretary CWA, Jurien Bay Branch - email secretary.jurien.cwa@gmail.com
Online link to information about the event: Facebook Jurien Bay CWA

Date: 30 November and 1 December 2026
Time: 9:00am to 5:00pm

Event name: 2-Day Foundations DV-alert Workshop
Event description: This free two-day DV-alert Foundations Workshop helps frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and understand how to respond safely and appropriately. The workshop covers the nature, patterns and impacts of domestic and family violence, including considerations for diverse groups, effective communication, safety planning and referral pathways. Participants will build practical skills to identify and respond to people who may be experiencing domestic and family violence and connect them with appropriate services and support. The workshop is suitable for frontline workers and volunteers across health, allied health, education, community services and other roles where they may come into contact with people experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will learn from experienced DV-alert trainers while connecting and sharing knowledge with others working in the community.
Location: Goldfields Arts Centre, 35 Cheetham Street, Kalgoorlie
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 1 December 2026
Time: 6:30pm

Event name: Candlelight Vigil
Event description: Candlelight vigil to show support for women and children experiencing family and domestic violence and those who have lost their lives through FDV. 
Location: Lord Forrest Precinct, Kalgoorlie
Organiser: Pam Townsend
Contact details: 0412479637
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Entry is free
Online link to information about the event: Facebook page

Date: 2 December 2026
Time: 9am to 5pm

Event name: 1-Day Men Who Use Violence Focused Workshop
Event description: This free one-day workshop is designed for frontline workers who have already completed a two-day DV-alert workshop and want to build their skills in responding to men who use violence. The workshop explores the drivers of men’s use of violence and how frontline workers can respond in ways that help reduce the risk to partners and children. Participants will build practical skills to recognise concerning behaviours, respond appropriately and make suitable referrals while avoiding actions that may increase risk. The workshop is suitable for frontline workers across health, allied health, education and community services, as well as other roles where they may encounter domestic and family violence. Participants will learn from experienced facilitators and share knowledge and insights with other frontline workers.
Location: Goldfields Arts Centre, 35 Cheetham Street, Kalgoorlie
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 19 November 2026
Time: 10am

Event name: Peel Silent March
Event description: Walk with us. We Say No to Violence. Allambee and OVIS Community Services welcome the community to march with us to honour victims and survivors, and to show our support to their families and to all those who continue to live in fear of family and domestic violence.
Location: George Robinson Gardens, Corner of Sholl/Tuckey St, Mandurah
Organiser: We Say No to Violence, Allambee and Ovis Community Services
Contact details: Allambee - phone (08) 9535 8263; Ovis Community Services - phone (08) 9520 8627
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Email wesaynotoviolence@allambee.org.au
Online link to information about the event: We Say No to Violence

Date: 5 December 2026
Time: 1pm to 3pm

Event name: 2-Hour DV-aware Workshop
Event description: This free two-hour DV-aware workshop provides an introduction to domestic and family violence and is open to adults aged 18 years and over living in Australia. The workshop explores the different forms and signs of abuse, the role of power and control, and what you can do if someone you know may be experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will gain practical knowledge and confidence from experienced DV-alert trainers, while connecting and sharing insights with others in the community.
Location: Margaret's In Town Apartments, 6 Tunbridge Street, Margaret River
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 8 December 2026
Time: 9:45am

Event name: 16 Days in our Upper Great Southern Communities Share & Care March Against Family and Domestic Violence
Event description: Join us for the Share & Care March Against Family and Domestic Violence in Narrogin on Tuesday 8 December 2026. Community members can join the march by gathering at Narrogin Leisure Centre, 50 Clayton Road, Narrogin at 9.45am, ready for a 10:00am departure. The march will follow the brightly coloured yarn trail from the Leisure Centre via Clayton Road, Earl Street, Egerton Street and along Federal Street. We will have a brief presentation at 9.45am before the march commences at 10am. The march will finish at Mackie Park where we will hold a moment of silence, followed by light refreshments. Local agencies are encouraged to join the event and have the opportunity to share information and network. Let's walk in solidarity with the many who have been impacted, and in memory of lives lost to family and domestic violence.
Location: Narrogin Leisure Centre, 50 Clayton Road, Narrogin
Organiser: Share & Care Community Services Group Inc
Contact: Share & Care Head Office phone: (08) 96222828. Contact person Rachel 98816810
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Share and Care Community Services Group Inc website or Share & Care Head Office phone: (08) 96222828. Contact person Rachel 98816810
Online link to information about the event: Facebook

Date: 1 December 2026
Time: 9:45am

Event name: 16 Days in our Wheatbelt Communities Share & Care March Against Family and Domestic Violence
Event description: Join us for the Share & Care March Against Family and Domestic Violence in Northam on Tuesday 1 December 2026. Community members can join the march by gathering at Northam Village Green, 176 Fitzgerald Street, Northam at 9.45am, ready for a 10:00am departure. The march will complete a circuit of the picturesque bridges that span the Avon River and finish in the gardens at the Village Green. Anna Farrant from CWSW will give a brief presentation at 9.45am before the march commences at 10am. The march will finish at the Village Green where we will hold a moment of silence, followed by light refreshments. Local agencies are encouraged to join the event and have the opportunity to share information and network. Let's walk in solidarity with the many who have been impacted, and in memory of lives lost to family and domestic violence.
Location: Northam Village Green, 176 Fitzgerald Street, Northam
Organiser: Share & Care Community Services Group Inc
Contact: Share & Care Head Office phone: (08) 96222828. Contact person Rachel 98816810
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: Share and Care Community Services Group Inc website or Share & Care Head Office phone: (08) 96222828. Contact person Rachel 98816810
Online link to information about the event: Facebook

Date: 27 November 2026
Time: 9am to 5pm

Event name: 1-Day Gendered Violence in Diverse Communities Focused Workshop (virtual)
Event description: This free one-day workshop is designed for frontline workers who want to build their knowledge and confidence in responding to domestic and family violence in culturally diverse communities. The workshop explores complex forms of gendered violence, including forced marriage, dowry abuse, female genital mutilation/cutting, human trafficking and domestic servitude. Participants will learn how to recognise these forms of violence, understand how they can relate to domestic and family violence, respond safely and connect victim-survivors with appropriate support services. The workshop is suitable for frontline workers across health, allied health, education and community services, as well as other roles that may support people experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants should have previously completed a two-day DV-alert workshop or equivalent training.
Location: online
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 29 November 2026
Time: 10am to 12pm

Event name: 2-Hour DV-aware Workshop (virtual)
Event description: This free two-hour DV-aware workshop provides an introduction to domestic and family violence and is open to adults aged 18 years and over living in Australia. The workshop explores the different forms and signs of abuse, the role of power and control, and what you can do if someone you know may be experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will gain practical knowledge and confidence from experienced DV-alert trainers, while connecting and sharing insights with others in the community.
Location: online
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 28 November 2026
Time: 10am to 12pm

Event name: 2-Hour DV-aware Workshop
Event description: This free two-hour DV-aware workshop provides an introduction to domestic and family violence and is open to adults aged 18 years and over living in Australia. The workshop explores the different forms and signs of abuse, the role of power and control, and what you can do if someone you know may be experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will gain practical knowledge and confidence from experienced DV-alert trainers, while connecting and sharing insights with others in the community.
Location: Pinjarra Civic Centre - Pinjarra Lesser Hall, 1915 Pinjarra Road, Pinjarra
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website

Date: 7 and 8 December 2026
Time: 9am to 5pm

Event name: 2-Day DV-alert Foundations Workshop
Event description: This free two-day DV-alert Foundations Workshop helps frontline workers recognise the signs of domestic and family violence and understand how to respond safely and appropriately. The workshop covers the nature, patterns and impacts of domestic and family violence, including considerations for diverse groups, effective communication, safety planning and referral pathways. Participants will build practical skills to identify and respond to people who may be experiencing domestic and family violence and connect them with appropriate services and support. The workshop is suitable for frontline workers and volunteers across health, allied health, education, community services and other roles where they may come into contact with people experiencing domestic and family violence. Participants will learn from experienced DV-alert trainers while connecting and sharing knowledge with others working in the community.
Location: Ngurin Cultural Centre, 42 Roe Street, Roebourne
Organiser: Lifeline WA
Contact details: dvalert@lifelinewa.org.au
Ticket cost: Free event
Tickets available from: DV-alert website
Online link to information about the event: DV-alert website