WorkUP Queensland
WorkUP Queensland is the sexual violence, women’s health and domestic and family violence sector’s partner in supporting a strong and skilled workforce. We bring together The Healing Foundation’s strong connection to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and healing, backed by the expertise of ANROWS in facilitating evidence-based policy and practice. Informed and driven by frontline providers, our objective is to address workforce-related challenges and opportunities to grow the workforce and better support current and future workers.
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WHAT'S ON
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Supporting Safety: Children & young people in the gendered violence context
This two-part series workshop is designed to provide knowledge of the complexities of work with children within the family context.Read More » -
Scholarships Program Launch
The launch of WorkUP’s scholarships for staff of the domestic and family violence, sexual violence and women’s health and well-being […]Read More » -
Conflict Intelligence
This workshop explores Conflict Intelligence, a simple, powerful model to develop your ability to connect with and manage conflict.Read More » -
Strangulation, Sexual Violence, Separation & Stalking: Beyond the Basics
This two-part training event will equip participants to identify and respond to high risk intimate partner violence.Read More » -
Supporting Safety: Children & young people in the gendered violence context
This two-part series workshop is designed to provide knowledge of the complexities of work with children within the family context.Read More » -
Difficult Conversations in the Workplace
This one day workshop will assist leaders to understand and demonstrate the skills, techniques and models for having difficult and […]Read More » -
Mindful Leadership
This workshop explores the significant and positive impact mindful leadership can have on workplace wellbeing, creativity & team culture.Read More » -
Creative Approaches for sexual assault work with children & young people
This series explores trauma informed expressive therapies for working with children and young people who have experienced sexual assault.Read More »
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