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Safe at Home – Evidence Review

This Evidence Review was conducted by the Gendered Violence Research Network at the University of New South Wales as part of the Safe at Home: Experiences, Barriers and Access (SHEBA) Project. This project explored Personal Safety Initiatives (PSIs) and Safe at Home responses to family violence more broadly in Victoria, Australia.

The Evidence Review includes 34 studies, considered in the context of key Safe at Home pillars. Key components for effective Safe at Home responses in the literature are identified. The findings from this Review were used to inform the overall SHEBA Project.

Full details of the SHEBA Project can be found in the Research Report.

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Citation:
Breckenridge, J., Dubler, N., Lyons, G., & Suchting, M. (2024). Safe at Home Victoria – Evidence Review. Gendered Violence Research Network, University of New South Wales.