Key Frameworks and Policy Context · CRARMF
Common Risk Assessment and Risk Management Framework
Western Australia’s shared approach to screening for, assessing and managing family and domestic violence risk across the whole service system.
A third edition is being written
As part of the System Reform Plan, a Working Party of Government and Non-Government representatives has been meeting to review and update the Common Risk Assessment and Risk Management Framework (CRARMF).
Once it is finalised, WorkforceFDV will be rolling out training and resources for family and domestic violence services across Western Australia. Stay tuned for more updates coming soon.
The current Framework
In the meantime, the second edition remains the current Framework and is available in the Resources Hub.
Resources Hub
The Framework, and the tools that sit with it.
Framework
PDF, 1.3 MB
Common Risk Assessment and Risk Management Framework (CRARMF), second edition
Western Australia’s shared approach to screening for, assessing and managing family and domestic violence risk across the whole service system.
- CRARMF
- Specialist workforce
Training and events
Training for this framework
Nothing is tagged to this framework yet — here’s what’s coming up across the sector.
- Code of Practice: Community of Practice SessionSpecialist workforceOnline
- Code of Practice: Live Online Practitioner TrainingSpecialist workforceOnline
- When Consent Is Conditioned: Strengthening Identification and Responses to Sexual CoercionSpecialist workforceIn person
- Code of Practice: Community of Practice SessionSpecialist workforceOnline