FDV First Aid

Learn practical skills to recognise, respond and support people experiencing family and domestic violence.

FDV First Aid is a practical training course to help the community recognise family and domestic violence (FDV) and provide practical skills to respond safely and confidently in a way that best helps and supports someone experiencing violence.

Too often, people want to help, but fear saying the wrong thing, making the situation worse, or not knowing where to turn.

FDV First Aid bridges the gap between concern and action by equipping participants with clear skills to respond in ways that prioritise safety, dignity and choice.

  • Full day training
  • Public and individual bookings
  • Community group sessions
  • Workplace training options

Grounded in survivor‑centred, FDV‑informed and gendered practice, FDV First Aid is suitable for individuals, workplaces and community groups, and can be tailored to different settings and roles.

Delivered by Zonta House FDV Training, the course draws on over four decades of specialist experience supporting victim-survivors impacted by family and domestic violence.

FDV First Aid is delivered as part of Zonta House’s Empowerment
Through Education program, proudly funded by Chevron Australia.

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Contact Zonta House FDV Training at

[email protected] or 1800 870 149.

Together, we can create a future free from fear, abuse and violence.

If you are in immediate danger, or someone you know is in immediate danger please do not hesitate and call Police on 000.

If you are at risk, please ensure you follow the eSafety Commission recommendations for staying safe online.

Family and Domestic Violence (FDV) can happen in relationships with a partner, defacto, family member, carer, boyfriend or girlfriend.

This behaviour can be threatening, abusive, violent, coercive, stalking, controlling, making someone feel scared and/or forcing them to do things they don’t want to do.

It can occur in current or past imitate relationships, family settings, or extended family groups.

For more information on what is considered Family and Domestic Violence, or how to identify it please visit Safe and Equal or 1800RESPECT. WA’s after-hours response helpline is available 24/7 if you are in crisis and need urgent help for refuge assessment or emergency accommodation options Crisis Care Free Call 1800 199 008