the empowering domestic and family violence prevention practice

Welcome to reframED, the empowering domestic and family violence practice.

Founded on the belief that knowledge is power, we educate students through in-person seminars and our social media.

How we can help

For Schools

Learn more about our seminars and their benefit. Plus read testimonies from teachers and schools who have partnered with reframED.

For Parents and Carers

We understand the role you play in shaping the lives of the young people around you. We encourage you to refer your school for a reframED seminar.

For Students

Have a question after a reframED seminar or need support? We are an initiative driven by young people, for young people, so would love to hear from you!

So far we have educated 544 young people through in-person seminars!

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  • "You have taught me so, so much! You were easily the best speaker about this topic I have ever heard during my school years. I loved how you encompassed the real life situations and gave us real life emotions.”

    Year 11 Student, Ascham

  • “I just want to thank you, because these are the conversations that can change and save our lives.”

    Year 10 Student, St Catherine’s

  • "I just want to thank you so much for coming and speaking to us today. This is the most down-to-earth, relatable, and applicable presentation I think we've ever had.”

    Year 10 Student, Ascham

  • “Thank you so much for opening up a conversation on a topic that is not usually talked about.”

    Year 10 Student, Frensham

  • “The content of the seminar is comprehensive and skilfully presented, ensuring that our students gained a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding domestic abuse. I highly recommend a reframED seminar as they have the ability to create a meaningful and lasting impact in the field of domestic abuse awareness and prevention.”

    Teacher, Frensham

The empowering domestic and family violence prevention practice