The eSafety Commissioner offers training for frontline workers on technology-facilitated abuse.

Past training sessions video:

• Family Law Pathways Network training session 
• WA tenancy law changes presentation - slides from presentation at Shelter WA event
• 'Keeping perpertrators housed' 

A list of support services is available from Department of Communities. 

• Indian Ocean Territories - translation to Malay and Simplified Chinese

The Safe Tenancy WA video is available on Vimeo in the following translations:

• ​Arabic | العربية
• Burmese | မြန်မာ
• English
• Somali | Soomaali
• Vietnamese | Tiếng Việt
• Chinese simplified | 简体中文 

National Domestic Violence Order Scheme - The National Domestic Violence Order Scheme aims to better protect victims and their families. Existing state and territory laws protecting victims and affected family members from domestic violence have not changed. Local police will enforce the conditions regardless of where the DVO was issued.

Restraining orders - applications for a Family Violence Restraining Order (FVRO) are made through the Magistrates Court.  Legal Aid's Interim Family Violence Restraining Order guide provides comprehensive information about obtaining a FVRO. 

Changes to the application process for restraining orders mean that victims of family and domestic violence can now apply online. 

Family Violence Restraining Orders explained by Legal Aid WA

• Ministerial Media Release: Way forward for tenants facing family violence
• Reporting Family and Domestic Violence 
• Rosie Batty supports WA tenancy law changes
• Tenancy law changes inspire Aboriginal artist - media release and video
• ​Commissioner's Blog: No place for family violence 
• Radio interview with Senior Policy Officer

Full copies of the legislation are available from:

• Residential Tenancies Act 1987
• Residential Tenancies Legislation Amendment (Family Violence) Bill 2018