TRAK (Therapeutic Recovery for Adults and Kids) Forward helps parents and children to recover and heal from family violence.
The TRAK Forward program is a family violence support program. It is designed to assist parents, children and young people in the Gippsland area who have been impacted by family violence and want to start healing in order to move on with their lives.
Government funded.
Each family is allocated a dedicated TRAK Forward worker. They will work with you to customise a program of support that will meet your needs. The goal is for you to be able to move forward, start recovering and build on your goals.
Depending on your unique needs your worker can work with family members together or individually. The focus is about your safety, empowering you, and connecting you to the right supports.
TRAK Forward is delivered in partnership between Anglicare Victoria, The Salvation Army and Windermere Child & Family Services.
Please call 5135 9555
Email TRAK.gippsland@anglicarevic.org.au
Please note TRAK Forward and Windermere are not crisis services. For emergency support call 000 or an after hours support line.
This program is funded solely through the generosity of our donor community.
We are thrilled to say that our new Initiative Building Respectful Relationships has been a great success. Over 100 Year 8 students from Cranbourne Secondary College, underwent the program facilitated by two members of our Counselling team with specialist knowledge of family violence, relationships, sexual assault and gender-based violence.
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Eve was a premature baby and had a lot of health issues including trouble feeding resulting in delayed growth. This meant having a peg fitted into Eve's tummy to ensure she received the correct amount of nutrients and kilojoules everyday which was closely monitored by a dietician. When we first met Eve and her family, they where using a long day care service however, their GP referred them to Windermere.
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Growing up was long hard struggle for Jessica, who describes her mother as being verbally abusive towards her. An already troubled relationship with her parents became even more strained when mum and dad separated; leading Jessica to pack her bags and left home at 18.
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Boonwurrung Country
Narre Warren, VIC 3805
ABN: 63 066 828 936
Registered Charity Number: A0025460D
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Windermere is committed to protecting the safety and well-being of all children and young people.
Phone: 1300 946 337
Fax: (03) 9796 7650
Email: info@windermere.org.au
Windermere is committed to equity & equality for consumers and employees, this by building diverse and inclusive services and work environments, where all peoples from Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander, Culturally & Linguistically Diverse, LGBTIQ+ Communities and those living with disability will know and feel accepted, affirmed, safe and celebrated. Windermere is delivering this through the continued development and implementation of our Welcoming and Inclusion Strategy 2021-2024. All forms of discrimination, including that based on race, culture, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, sexual orientation and gender identity, will not be tolerated. All employees, consumers and visitors are expected to behave in non-discriminatory ways.
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