The Impact of Family & Domestic Violence on Child Development

May 01, 2024 - May 01, 2024

Hamra Centre Library 1 Brooker Terrace Hilton, SA 5033

The Impact of Family & Domestic Violence on Child Development

May 1 2024

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Please join the Western Collaboration Against Family & Domestic Abuse (WCAFDA) for its first forum in 2024, featuring Monica McEvoy from SA Health, who will discuss the impacts of family and domestic violence on child development.

This forum is aimed at service providers who work with children and families impacted by family and domestic abuse.

The Vision of the Western Collaboration Against Family and Domestic Abuse (WCAFDA) is to prevent all forms of abuse against women and children by using a collaborative approach across the western region of Adelaide to raise awareness and educate the community to take appropriate action.

Venue: West Torrens Auditorium, Hamra Centre Library, 1 Brooker Tce Hilton (onsite parking available)

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