Illawarra Committee Against Domestic Violence

ICADV performs an important function in raising community awareness, contributes and promotes the effectiveness of local services in responding to victims of Domestic and Family Violence.

The committee promotes a coordinated, effective response and encouraging interagency collaboration and cooperation.

Domestic & Family Violence Info Poster

The Illawarra Committee Against Domestic & Family Violence (ICADV) is committed to ensuring that all members of our community have access to information and resources around domestic and family abuse, especially during lockdown.

The Committee has developed a discreet poster for display in public areas, such as supermarkets, chemists, petrol stations etc; with a QR code that links the community to the ICADV booklet. This booklet contains crucial information and supports for people who may be experiencing domestic or family abuse during lockdown.

If you would like to display this poster in your premises, please feel free to download and print this resource. Alternatively, email icadvcontact@gmail.com and we can email or post you a copy.

Remember, leaving an abusive situation is a relevant reason to leave your home during lockdown. In an emergency, please call 000.

Raising Community Awareness

About ICADV

Illawarra Committee Against Domestic Violence is an interagency partnership including Government and Non-Government services

Vision

The vision of ICADV is to assist with the elimination of Domestic and Family Violence, focussing primarily on that enacted against women an children, and being a community leader in the cultural change required to achieve this. An Illawarra community that is free from Domestic and Family Violence.

General Information

  • Raise awareness in the community about Domestic and Family Violence
  • Focus resources by identifying service gaps and barriers to accessing services
  • Keep a watching brief on policy affecting Domestic and Family Violence
  • Identifying new trends and training opportunities