Key information
- Status: Not open for application
- Grant amount: $900,000
Program objective
The NSW Government has committed a total of $900,000 over three years to fund and test Post MBCP support in NSW for men who have completed an MBCP.
The Post MBCP Pilot includes behaviour change, integrated case management and continuous risk assessment through the RSSF.
The objective of the Post MBCP Pilot is to:
- Support men to sustain accountability and make positive changes to reduce their use of violence following completion of a MBCP
- Maintain survivor and child safety as the central indicator of program effectiveness
- Test components including integrated case-management structures
- Establish clear workforce, supervision and cultural governance arrangements to support program integrity
- Generate empirical and practice-based evidence to inform statewide MBCPs and long-term service design.
The pilot program positions Post MBCP support as a continuum of survivor-centred, risk-responsive pathways. It integrates participant case management, balances flexibility with accountability, and embeds survivor advocacy, cultural safety, and robust governance.
This program is administered by Department of Communities and Justice.
Support and contact
Innovative DFV Perpetrator Responses Team
Grant Design and Support
GrantDesignandSupport@dcj.nsw.gov.au
Strategy Policy and Commissioning
Department of Communities and Justice