Create a Domestic Violence Action Plan
We are calling on groups and organisations to create Domestic Violence Action Plans, each one a real commitment to change.
Whether you're a sporting club, school, workplace, community group or council - your Domestic Violence Action Plan (DVAP) should reflect your people, your values, and your way of doing things. It doesn't need to be perfect. It just needs to be yours and it needs to start.
On this page you'll find templates, examples, FAQ's and tools that make the process easier. Whether you're passionate about change, writing your plan, or spreading the message in your community, this is your one-stop hub for support.
Domestic Violence Action Plan Templates and Tools
Creating a DVAP doesn't need to be complicated. We've put together flexible templates and resources to help your group take meaningful action that fits your people, culture and context. Whether you want something formal and structure, or more visual and creative - these tools are here to help support you.
How to Develop a DVAP in 5 Simple Steps
How to Develop a Community DVAP
DVAP Template - Formal>>
This step-by-step template is perfect if your group prefers a written format. It prompts you to reflect on your values, set clear actions, and outline how you'll track progress. Easy to fill in and adapt to your needs.
DVAP Template - Poster>>
Simplified version ideal for displaying in clubrooms, offices, or community spaces. This version helps turn your DVAP into a simple, visual reminder of your commimtment. Add your own photos, logos and artwork to make it your own.
Action Ideas For Your DVAP>>
Need help deciding what to include in your Domestic Violence Action Plan? This document includes a range of action ideas to help spark thinking and guide your planning. The ideas are grouped into themes like leadership, culture, policy and support - so you can see what fits your group best. These are ideas to help you get started - feel free to use them, adapt them or come up with your own. What matters is that your actions are meaningful, practical, and reflect your commitment to ending violence.
Workplace Domestic Violence Action Plan Tools
We've created two practical tools to help your organisation assess where you're at, identify priorities, and involve your team in shaping the plan.
DFV Safety Audit Checklist for Workplaces>>
Review your current policies, culture, physical environment and support systems to see what's working well and where improvements can be made.
Example Staff Survey>>
Gather staff input on how DFV impacts your workplace and community, and collect ideas for meaningful, practical actions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? You're not alone. This section covers the most common questions from people who are interested in taking THE STAND.
If your question is still unanswered, please don't hesitate to reach out to the NO MORE Team via our contact portal.