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2 Services and prevention programs

Outcome 2: Services and prevention programs are effective, culturally responsive, intersectional and accessible

This dashboard allows people to explore the sub-outcome measure with an available data source, including a baseline. 

Measures for which there is currently no available data source to measure progress are outlined in the future development work for the Performance Measurement Plan. For more information, see the DSS website.

Sector and community capacity development

  • People who would know where to go if they needed support for someone experiencing violence

    This measure reports people who said they would know where to get outside advice or support for someone experiencing domestic violence. 

    Sub-outcome: 2.6 Sector and community capacity is developed to identify and support all people impacted by violence or at risk of violence

    Indicator: Increased resources (staffing/outlets) across the sector

    Baseline: 2021

    Baseline value: 56%

    Latest year: 56% in 2021

    Source: ANROWS National Community Attitudes towards Violence against Women Survey

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    People who said they would know where to go if they needed outside support for someone experiencing domestic violence, 2017 and 2021

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