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The Fax-Back partnership between NQDVRS and the Queensland Police Service is an excellent example of ways that organisations can work together to provide a better response to domestic violence. It is available to people who are victims of domestic violence. This includes people in both same-sex and heterosexual relationships

The Fax-Back process enables the Police to connect people who  need help with support, and information and referral through the North Queensland Domestic Violence Service.

The Fax-Back process works in the following way:

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Police are called our to your house or you can have contact with them at the station in regards to a domestic violence incident.

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The police will ask if you want to a domestic violence worker from NQDVRS to contact you for support.

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If you agree to be contacted, the police will ask you to sign a form authorizing the contact.

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The police will fax this form the the worker at NQDVRS.

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The NQDVRS worker will then contact you at a time you have nominated as safe.

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The NQDVRS worker will assist you with information, support or referral.

NQDVRS can provide information and referral to perpetrators of domestic violence.

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Last modified: May 20, 2008