South Community Hub Inc.
Projects/Programs
SCHI has been funded by the Department of Social Services to deliver a range of programs and grassroots initiatives to prevent family domestic violence in diverse communities
Family Peace Building online training
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The Family Peace Building Training (FPBT) program was developed to deliver Peace Building training to CALD community leaders, religious leaders and active community members to promote and prevent domestic and family violence issues, attitudes and behaviours that lead to or contribute to violence against women and their children
Men Managing Change
SCHI and Refugee Legal and Immigration Service (RAILS) produced 4 Micro Videos to assist migrant men to move through changes in gender roles and relationship complexities that often occur in settlement experiences
Good Life Learning
Partnering with local Men's Sheds, TAFE programs and local service providers SCHI has worked with 100s of multicultural groups and individuals to develop new skills, knowledge and networks that empower a happy and successful life
Good Life Learning
Partnering with local Men's Sheds, TAFE programs and local service providers SCHI has worked with 100s of multicultural groups and individuals to develop new skills, knowledge and networks that empower a happy and successful life
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Men Managing Change
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SCHI and Refugee Legal and Immigration Service (RAILS) produced 4 Micro Videos to assist migrant men to move through changes in gender roles and relationship complexities that often occur in settlement experiences
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Men Managing Change is a series of family violence prevention micro-videos which emerged out of a two year community conversation about preventing family violence and a series of workshops at a Multicultural Men's Shed exploring men's understanding of their rights, cultural attitudes and change
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The videos open a dialogue about how men might look at their behaviour and adapt, so as to improve chances to form respectful relationships with partners based on equality
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The project engaged with men and women from newly settled communities and found that many don't know the full legal meaning of family violence, some accept family violence as normal, and some men see the system as threatening their manhood and favouring women
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The videos were created by SCHI and Refugee and Immigration Legal Service (RAILS) with support from specialist family violence agencies. Funding was provided by the Department of Social Services and Legal Aid Queensland
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Videos can be found on our Youtube Channel or on our Website (Media Page)
https://www.youtube.com./channel/UCUn5KCg_l-ypr_AcTCJS_rA
Family Peace Building Training
The Family Peace Building Training (FPBT) program was developed to deliver Peace Building training to CALD community leaders, religious leaders and active community members to promote and prevent domestic and family violence issues, attitudes and behaviours that lead to or contribute to violence against women and their children
Peace Building Toolkit for Community Leaders 2021
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Toolkit that promotes skills and strategies to recognise and resolve conflict, prevent violence and build a more peaceful and equal community
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Ethical principles and practices to lead peace-building and family violence prevention in our communities
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Code of Ethics 2020, 2021
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Principles to guide FPBT work of religious leaders, community leaders and active members of the community
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Queensland University of Technology Research Report
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SCHI partnership research project with QUT, to develop a report on CALD Men Behavioural Change Programs (Practice and Gaps) for Domestic Violence and Family Violence Prevention
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University of Queensland Literature Review
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SCHI Partnership with UQ law students under academic supervision to develop a literature research review on Domestic and Family Violence in Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities
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Family Peace Building Training sessions and workshop
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Overview of the Family Peace-Building Dialogue Training Program from March 2021-May 2021
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The program has been developed by community leaders, religious leaders and active community members partnering with Multicultural Australia, Refugee and Immigration Legal Service (RAILS), South’s Community HUB Inc and Dispute Resolution Centre of the Department of Justice to build family peace and reduce family violence
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This program has a total of 6 sessions with different key presentations from many stakeholders, relevant topics, ideas and discussion questions each week
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Community Education (Videos can be found on our Website (Media Page)
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Delivered 1 radio program and 4 online educational workshops
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The delivery of the program and workshops by South Community Hub Inc was in partnership with SBS ethic radio, Ethiopian Women Alliance Victoria, Self-Help QLD and Australian Ethiopian and Eritrean Family Dissection Support group
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Main topic: ‘Maintaining the health of family relationships’
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Community of Practice
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Community leaders, religious leaders and active community members share peace building stories, skills, challenges and offer case studies and examples for collective solution strategy development
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Participants meet 3 times a year to create a ‘community of practice’
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DFV Community Conversations
Thematic Analysis Report – March 2018-August 2018
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Community Leaders Gathering (CLG) from new and emerging communities report
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Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) issues were brought up to CLG early 2016. As a result, a Steering Committee was formed to work on raising awareness regarding DFV in new and emerging communities to prevent domestic violence
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Stronger Families and Communities Forum
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Forum to: 'Empowering families and communities to prevent domestic and family violence'
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Forum included presentation by Steering Committee on finding of the report, presentation by leaders (different ethnic origin) on addressing domestic violence in their country of origin, case studies and action planning sessions