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Today, approximately 45 agencies are actively involved in the network. Funding was been secured for a Family Violence Network Coordinator who is housed within the host agency – Hutt Union & Community Health Services (HUCHS).
It is timely for Network agencies to start thinking strategically about the direction of the Network. In November 2011, the network was rebranded as Āhuru Mōwai O Te Awakairangi.
The name reflects the future direction of the Network; the phrase āhuru mōwai means a calm, sheltered haven, Awakairangi is the original name of the Hutt Valley. The key to change has to be sustainable in the future, and what better way to envision that future than to move towards prevention.
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a) Take a leadership role in social commentary
Explore options for use of social and other media (twitter, face book, newsletters, website)
Monitor legislation and policy comment where applicable
Be a voice for family violence issues in Te Awakairangi
•The network gains an increased profile and impact through social commentary•The network is asked for comment or advice by media and agencies
Face book
Green Paper
Consultancy
Media Release
Annual Plan 2012-2013
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b)Raise public awareness of and encourage action against violence within families in the HV
Coordinate and support• White
Ribbon day• Blow the
Whistle• Te
Awakairangi wide “It’s NOT Ok!” campaign
Network and Coordinator provide education workshops to Hutt community
•Successful events take place.•Development and dissemination of Safety Cards•15 workshops or presentations provided
Car Rally
Riders @ Naenae
White Ribbon Ambassadors
Workshops/Presentations
Lions ClubGrandparents RaisingGrandchildrenDistrict NursesSchools
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c) Participation in the network helps to strengthen the capacity of network agencies to reduce violence within families
Agencies share information at monthly meetings
Presenters on relevant topics at monthly meetings
Circulation of relevant information by email or other means to network members
Know a wide range of family violence agencies and what their work entails
Share resources and training
Increased membership of networkPositive feedback from network membersService Directory
Meetings
Speakers Local Providers
Networking
Feed Back
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d) Work together to explore long term planning, and maintain funding for the long term sustainability of the network and agencies
Working group meetings Planning days Build better relationships
with key stakeholders Sustain network
coordinators position Develop regional and
national relationships with other similar networks
Strategic and business plan deliveredOngoing, sustainable funding secured for Network coordinator positionSustained representation on the Hutt Valley Governance Group Successful funding applicationsFormal and informal agreements developed with relevant agencies including local iwi and other communities of interestNetwork representative attends regional or national meetings
Safe Hutt Valley
DHB- VIP
Secured Funding for Coordinators Position
Developing relationships with other FV coordinators
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Know a wide range
of family violence
services available in
the Hutt Valley
Attendance at
meetings
Attendance of DV
awareness raising
projects
Service Directory
Consistent
attendance at
Network meetings
Indicators for Success 2012-2013 Service Directory
Consistent & Increased Attendance at Meetings
Consultancy
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Raise awareness of family violence through the use of shared events and activities, and as a result: Families and the
community know what services are available, and
Families can access, and are empowered to access, appropriate services
Community Events
Community Education
Media
Raised awareness though education
Increased demand for education
Campaigns such as Blow the whistle and White ribbon day are successful
Awareness Raising Campaigns
Car Rally
White Ribbon Ambassadors
Āhuru Mōwai Song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyiionUeQkA
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Commit to working together to ensure best practice.
Best Practice Discussions
Share resources and training.
Community EducationFunding for projects is secured
Safety cards are printed and disseminated
Community Training/
Case Study—
Safety Cards
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Hold regular (monthly) networking hui.
Meetings Held Increased Network meeting attendance
Work together to achieve an independent, sustainable network.
Network coordinator position funding is secured
Network Strategic Plan developed
Network Branding is easily recognised
Ongoing, sustainable funding secured for Network coordinator position
World safety Conference
Community Van
Local conference
Community Safety Awards
Funding Secured
White Ribbon Committee
Glenn Inquiry
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Primary Prevention:
White Ribbon Events
Community Awareness
Education
Other Ideas........
