Navbook briefing sessions

Your organisation is already making a difference. The Hills Zero DFV Navbook shows how to amplify that impact, through a shared, community-wide strategy designed to prevent violence before it occurs.

a coordinated approach is already underway

Across The Hills Shire, organisations like yours are already taking action.
But for the first time, those efforts are being connected into a shared strategy.

In this short video, you’ll see:

The scale of DFV locally
Why current approaches aren’t enough on their own
How the Navbook connects efforts across the whole community

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From isolated action to coordinated prevention

Your organisation is already contributing to prevention efforts in Hills community through awareness, training, policies, funding, and support for local services. Yet, the problem of domestic and family violence persists.

More than 23,000 children in The Hills Shire are at risk of exposure to DFV
Over 27,000 adults have experienced intimate partner abuse
61% say it impacts their ability to work

Despite everyone's hard work across the community, the issue persists. If we want different outcomes, we need a different approach.

Sustained prevention doesn’t come from standalone programs. It requires alignment across:

Workplaces
Schools
Sporting clubs
Local organisations
Community leaders
Faith groups

A shared direction. A common framework. A coordinated effort.

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introducing the Hills Zero DFV Navbook

"We have a real opportunity to reduce domestic and family violence to zero by working together - collaborating, sharing goals and programs.” ~ Mayor Michelle Byrne

Developed through community consultation in 2025, The Navbook provides a practical roadmap for coordinated action across The Hills Shire, unifying local efforts into a single, shared prevention strategy.

It includes: