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ANROWS’s Intervention Reviews provide key information about an intervention, such as its delivery, resourcing and setting characteristics. They also draw from quantitative impact evaluations to estimate how effective the intervention is.
Click on each intervention for more detail, such as a description of the intervention, its theory of change, its impact, and its applicability to different population groups.
Recovery & Healing from Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Child health, behaviour and development
Parenting and parent-child or infant interaction
Recovery & Healing from Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Wellbeing and emotions
Social and material support
Preventing Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Wellbeing and emotions
Behaviours
Relationships
Knowledge, beliefs and attitudes
Responding to Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Behaviours
Relationships
Identifying Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Wellbeing and emotions
Social and material support
Behaviours
Relationships
Detection of violence
Detection of violence, screening and support
Responding to Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Wellbeing and emotions
Social and material support
Detection of violence, screening and support
Responding to Violence
Gender-based violence
Wellbeing and emotions
Behaviours
Knowledge, beliefs and attitudes
Lived experience
Preventing Violence
Gender-based violence
Wellbeing and emotions
Behaviours
Relationships
Knowledge, beliefs and attitudes
Lived experience
Preventing Violence
Gender-based violence
Health
Wellbeing and emotions
Relationships
Knowledge, beliefs and attitudes
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This material was produced with funding from the Australian Government Department of Social Services. ANROWS gratefully acknowledges the financial and other support it has received from the government, without which this work would not have been possible. The findings and views included in the Evidence Portal are those of the authors and cannot be attributed to the Australian Government Department of Social Services.