Bachelor of Community Service

In this subject, students are introduced to contemporary legislation, policies, knowledge and theories concerning violence, abuse, and prevention. The subject critically reviews family, domestic and intimate partner violence using a gendered, trauma-informed and intersectional lens to identify the different and additional impacts on diverse individuals and communities including rural and remote women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, refugee and immigrant women, LGBTIQ+ individuals, older women and women with a disability. The subject finally critically reviews program for intervention and prevention in violence and abuse.