A Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence
Project Details
Led by Kelsey Hegarty, Stephanie Brown, and Cathy Humphreys, the Safer Families Centre of Research Excellence is officially underway. The aim is to make all families safer by generating evidence-based knowledge to assist services to identify violence early and tailor effective responses.
The CRE team is a national and international collaboration comprising researchers, families and communities, policy-makers, practitioners, community organisations and health, family and women's services.
The CRE explores the health effects of, and health sector responses to intimate partner violence and supports the capacity for continuing research.
With respect for the diversity of Australian families, their work focuses on early intervention with children, young people and their parents, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and men who use violence in their relationships.
Researchers
A/Prof Laura Tarzia - Deputy Leader
Simone Gleeson - Research Coordinator, CRE
Alexandra Wilson - Research Support Officer
Funding
National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Centre of Research Excellence (CRE)
Research Group
School Research Themes
Women's Health, Infectious Diseases and Immunity
Key Contact
For further information about this research, please contact the research group leader.
Department / Centre
General Practice and Primary Care
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