When great forces come together, great change is possible. We are thrilled to partner with many agencies leading the way in domestic violence-informed work. We have partnerships in the UK, Australia, United States, Canada and more. Each agency has made a commitment to systems change, not only by hosting their own S&T Certified Trainers, but using family-centered practices. Below are the agencies we are proud to call partners.
Asian Pacific Partner Agencies
Act For Kids
Anglicare Victoria
Berry Street
Brisbane Domestic Violence Service
Centre Against Domestic Abuse Inc.
Community Action Inc.
Community Services Tablelands Inc.
Domestic Violence Action Centre
Tautoko Mai Sexual Harm Support
Government of South Australia Department for Child Protection
Government of Western Australia Department of Communities
Kids First Australia
Mercy Community
Queensland Government Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women
Relationships Australia
Save the Children Australia
Stopping Family Violence
Territory Families
Department of Communities
Anglicare Sydney
The Centre For Women & Co
Youturn Ltd
European Partner Agencies
The City of Edinburgh Council
Clackmannanshire Council
Clackmannanshire Women’s Aid
East Lothian and Midlothian Public Protection Office
East Renfrewshire Council
Fife Council
Falkirk Council
Fife Women’s Aid
London Borough of Hackney
London Borough of Waltham Forest
Ministry of Defence
Respect
Safer Places: Domestic Abuse Support Services
Scottish Association of Social Work
Standing Together Against Domestic Violence
East Ayrshire Council
North America Partner Agencies
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Buncombe County Health & Human Services
General Child and Family Services Authority
Michigan Department Of Health & Human Services
New Mexico Children, Youth & Families Department
North Carolina State University
Ohio Department of Job And Family Services
The SAFE Alliance
Tennessee Department of Children’s Services
Washington D.C. Child & Family Services Agency
Wo/Men’s Resource and Rape Assistance Program
Sheffield City Council and IDAS
The Family and Youth Law Center at Capital University Law School (FYLaw)