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The Orange Door Annual Service Delivery Report 2019-2020

The Orange Door Annual Service Delivery Report 2019-2020

This is the second annual report for The Orange Door, reflecting the second year of operations of this new service model.

Date:: April 2021

Foreword from the CEO, Family Safety Victoria, Eleri Butler

This has been an incredible year to join Family Safety Victoria, inspired by the evident commitment to ensure family violence and the inequalities which underpin it are no longer tolerated.

Acknowledgement of Aboriginal Victoria

The Victorian Government proudly acknowledges Victorian Aboriginal people as the First Peoples and Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and water on which we rely.

The Orange Door: delivering family violence and children and family services reform

The Victorian Government has committed to implementing all 227 recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence.

Sharing experiences and data from the second year of service delivery

This Annual Report uses service provision data to explain how The Orange Door network supported people in the 2019-20 financial year.

What is The Orange Door and how does it work?

The Orange Dooris for adults, children and young people who are at risk of experiencing or have experienced family violence, and for families who need support with the development and wellbeing needs

How accessible and visible is The Orange Door?

The Orange Door network aims to be accessible, safe, and welcoming to people, providing quick and simple access to support.

Who is accessing The Orange Door for assistance?

The Orange Door aims to be inclusive, responsive, and accessible for individuals of any age, gender, ability, sex, sexuality, ethnicity, culture, or religion.

How is The Orange Door working with people to identify risk and prioritise their needs?

The Orange Door takes a holistic approach to working with families, identifying service responses based on risk and need.

What support does The Orange Door provide to individuals and families?

The Orange Door assesses need, and manages risk, develops safety plans, supports people to get the support they need by connecting them to relevant services.

Case Closure

The Orange Door recognises the agency of adults in choosing to engage or not engage with the range of supports provided by The Orange Door.

Appendix 1: Partner Agencies in The Orange Door network 2019-20

A table listing the partner agencies that joined The Orange Door network in 2019-20.

Reviewed 16 June 2021

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The Orange Door Annual Service Delivery Report 2019-2020

Foreword from the CEO, Family Safety Victoria, Eleri Butler
Acknowledgement of Aboriginal Victoria
The Orange Door: delivering family violence and children and family services reform
Sharing experiences and data from the second year of service delivery
What is The Orange Door and how does it work?
How accessible and visible is The Orange Door?
Who is accessing The Orange Door for assistance?
How is The Orange Door working with people to identify risk and prioritise their needs?
What support does The Orange Door provide to individuals and families?
Case Closure
Appendix 1: Partner Agencies in The Orange Door network 2019-20

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