Partner Agencies

All over the globe, agencies and communities have implemented the Safe & Together™ Model, leading to dramatic improvements in effectiveness, efficiency, and outcomes for families.

The goal of the Safe & Together Model is to create systems and practice change that is child-centered, keeping children safe and together with the protective parent. The effectiveness of the Model is measured by how our domestic abuse–informed Partner Agencies make this occur as much as possible. We strive to continue measuring and evaluating the model to ensure its continued success.

Becoming a Partner Agency involves a plan around whole-system change including organizational evaluation services, training, and more. Certified Trainers are one way an agency can enhance their own staff capacity and/or the capacity of their community to respond to domestic abuse cases involving children. The Trainer Certification Program consists of two interlocking elements:

  • The Partner Agency relationship

  • Certification and credentialing processes of individual trainers to deliver Safe & Together Model curricula with fidelity

Help us create systems and practice change. Contact us to become a Partner Agency today.

Partner Agency Case Studies

Check out the case studies below to learn more about the successes of the Safe & Together Model.

University of Melbourne Multi-Agency Triage Project cover image, featuring a blurred photo of a woman and child, with project title and text about implementing stage 3 of the model.
Safe & Together Institute flyer with logo, an image of hands touching a globe, and text about their model and updates.
Logo of Edinburgh Child Protection Committee with three stylized figures holding hands and an arc encircling them.
Logo for the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services with stylized sun and road design

Our Partner Agencies

We have partnered with more than 100 agencies to create a domestic abuse–informed network to enact change.

  • Logo of 54 Reasons, part of the Save the Children Australia Group, with text in blue and black.
  • Aberdeen City Council logo with lions and shield.
  • Logo of "Act for Kids" with a simple drawing of a child and a heart on their shirt.
  • Logo of ACT Government featuring stylized emblem with text 'For the King, the Law, and the People'.
  • Logo with a stylized letter 'A' and blue swoosh, text "Allies4Outcomes" below
  • Logo with three stylized trees in green, yellow, and blue, above the word 'Anglicare' in gray letters.
  • Logo of Anglicare Victoria with a stylized 'A' in gradient colors above the organization name.
  • Anglicare WA logo with blue and orange abstract design.
  • Argyll and Bute Council logo with cross symbol on gradient background
  • Baptcare green text logo on a white background
  • Barnardos Australia logo with three stylized human figures and green text.
  • "Benevolent Society" colorful logo text design
  • Berry Street logo with text in teal and yellow inside a blue circle.
  • Logo with text 'BraveBe child advocacy center' on a dark background.
  • Logo for Brisbane Domestic Violence Service, part of Micah Projects, featuring text "Safer Lives, Safer Communities."
  • Logo of Brisbane Youth Service with colorful text.
  • Buncombe County Health & Human Services logo with mountains, trees, and the slogan "People to Match Our Mountains."
  • CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay logo
  • CatholicCare Sydney logo
  • Logo of "The Centre for Women & Co." with text "Specialist Domestic Violence & Women's Wellbeing Services" on a dark circular background.
  • Logo of "cafs" with colorful abstract symbol and text "WE CARE".
  • Children's Aid Society of Toronto logo with English and French text.
  • Blue background with "Children 1st" and "Scotland's National Children's Charity" text, forming a smiley face design.
  • University of Manchester logo featuring a shield with flames, a book, and wavy lines.
  • DART Institute logo with text "Domestic Abuse Resource and Training" below.
  • Logo for Domestic Violence Crisis Service with the abbreviation "dvcs" and a contact number 02 62 800 900.
  • Logo with "Acrp Council" written on it, featuring purple and green colors.
  • Logo of Domestic Violence Action Centre featuring a tree within a purple circle on a green background.
  • Logo with purple and yellow leaf-like design and text "DV West" on a cream background.
  • Logo of East Ayrshire Council with text in English and Gaelic.
  • Logo of East Dunbartonshire Council with a red circular design above the text.
  • Logo of Edinburgh City Council with stylized text "EDINBURGH" and "THE CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL" in purple.
  • Logo with a stylized lotus flower above the text "Empowering Growth" on a blue background.
  • Colorful heart tree logo for East Lothian and Midlothian Public Protection Committee.
  • East Renfrewshire Council logo with leaves
  • Falkirk Council logo on a blue background with a white heraldic shield and "Ane For A'" motto.
  • Logo with yellow sun and text 'Families Matter: Learn • Play • Love' in blue.
  • Logo of Autism Speaks with abstract figures and text.
  • "Familycare" logo featuring stylized human figures forming a star shape above the text.
  • Fife Council logo with stylized wave and figures
  • Logo of FVREE with the text "Free From Family Violence".
  • Logo of General Child and Family Services Authority with abstract human figures and colored shapes.
  • Glasgow City HSCP logo with text "Health and Social Care Partnership"
  • Logo of Goolum Goolum Aboriginal Co-operative featuring an orange and yellow stylized boomerang with text on a black background.
  • Logo of Western Australian Government Department of Communities with kangaroo and black swan on coat of arms.
  • Government of Western Australia Department of Justice logo, featuring a coat of arms with kangaroos and a swan.
  • Logo of Hartlepool Borough Council featuring a silhouetted stag and waves.
  • Black circle with a heart shape in green and red lines, and the word "based" in red text at the bottom.
  • Logo of The Highland Council with a triangular geometric design and text in both English and Scottish Gaelic.
  • Logo featuring three stylized figures above the words "Home & Family" with "Te Whare Manaaki Tangata" underneath and "Est. 1898."
  • Logo for the Indian Crisis & Support Agency (ICSA) featuring stylized letters 'ICSA' and a circular design with reaching hands.
  • Logo of Illawarra Women's Health Centre with abstract purple design, text "Established 1986."
  • Logo of Kirklees Council with a stylized circular design.
  • Knowsley Council logo with red and gray geometric design.
  • Lee Conlee House Domestic Violence Center logo with green leaves and purple accents.
  • "Life Without Barriers" text in green
  • Logo of MacKillop Family Services featuring stylized figures and text in teal color.
  • Logo with a stylized blue cross and the words 'mercy community' in gray.
  • Logo of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services featuring green Michigan map and blue text.
  • Mission Australia logo with the slogan 'together we stand' in black and pink text.
  • Moray Council logo with triangular shapes and text
  • Logo of Moray Women's Aid with stylized figures and text.
  • New York State Office of Children and Family Services logo with state outline.
  • New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence logo on purple background.
  • Logo of North Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership featuring two abstract figures embraced by colorful hands.
  • North Lanarkshire Council logo with a colorful star design.
  • Northern Territory Government logo with an orange flower-like design above the text.
  • Odyssey Victoria logo with circular dot design in blue.
  • Stacked letters spelling OPIM in different colored bars: blue 'O', yellow 'P', teal 'I', purple 'M'.
  • Logo of the Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan, featuring a stylized blue house design above text.
  • Green text reading "pave" with a blue dot at the end on a white background.
  • Perth & Kinross Council logo with emblem featuring a shield and wings on a teal background.
  • Logo for Phoenix Professional Development and Prevention Services with a stylized green phoenix graphic.
  • Silhouette of an angel holding a trumpet and a flag with the word 'FREEDOM,' inside a purple circle.
  • Coat of arms of Queensland Government, featuring a deer, brolga, and shield with symbols, and the motto 'Audax at Fidelis' below.
  • Logo of Relationships Australia Queensland with stylized text.
  • Logo with text "RAWSON Psychologists & Consultants."
  • Logo for Reach Out Redbridge Domestic Abuse Service with a blue hand graphic and the slogan 'We believe you.'
  • Renfrewshire Council logo with stylized purple and red paisley patterns.
  • Green word "Respect" in stylized font on transparent background.
  • Logo with colorful abstract figures above the words "Rise Above Violence."
  • Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative logo featuring a stylized emu with a black, yellow, and red arch design above the text.
  • Logo with text 'SAFE' and 'stop abuse for everyone' in black font, separated by a vertical red line.
  • Scottish Borders Council logo with stylized mountain and wave graphics in purple and gray.
  • Sheffield City Council logo with a stylized cityscape and hills
  • Logo of South Ayrshire Women's Aid with colorful circular design elements.
  • Apple logo in dark blue on a white background.
  • Logo of South Lanarkshire Council with blue background and white text.
  • Southampton City Council logo featuring a blue castle silhouette, sailboat, tree, and modern building.
  • "Standing Together Against Domestic Abuse" text in purple capital letters.
  • Logo with green and blue hands and text "Stopping Family Violence."
  • Stylized maroon letter 'G' on a white background, resembling a stick figure.
  • Logo of Tautoko Mai, a sexual harm support service, with stylized text and geometric patterns.
  • The word "Uniting" in bold purple letters with an underline.
  • Logo with a stylized bird and cross next to the text "UnitingCare."
  • UMFC logo with text "Upper Murray Family Care"
  • West Lothian Council logo with text and viaduct graphic.
  • Logo of West Lothian Women's Aid with a floral design.
  • "West Moreton Health" logo in black text on a transparent background.
  • Logo of Yoowinna Wurnalung Aboriginal Healing Service with an abstract figure, surrounded by a dotted circle, and text that reads 'Our Safe Place.'
  • Logo with colorful map markers above the text 'yourtown' in lowercase letters.