For DFV Workers

 Tenancy law toolkit for domestic and family violence service providers in Queensland 

Purpose

The DFV Sector Capacity Building Project aims to build the capacity of domestic and family violence services, when assisting women affected by domestic violence to START, STAY or LEAVE their rental accommodation.

Advice line for service providers

Tenants Queensland provides domestic and family service providers and workers supporting women with DFV related tenancy issues in Queensland with advice.

Phone (07) 3708 4833 Or email DFVProject@tenantsqld.org.au 

Training for services

The project provides training for services on the DFV Toolkit. Training can be delivered face to face in house or online. Please contact the project workers on above contact details to discuss training needs.

Structure of the toolkit

This toolkit provides tenancy law information and procedures in relation to STARTING, STAYING AND LEAVING a tenancy. Each of these three tenancy options is explored in detail including the relevant steps a domestic and family violence professional may be required to follow when working through a tenancy issue.

This toolkit is provided in the following sections including Community Service Announcement videos

STARTING
a tenancy

STAYING
in a tenancy

LEAVING
a tenancy

Social Housing
PDF (3.3 MB)

Community Service Announcement Videos

Downloadable
PDF (5 MB)

Magistrates
Court

DFV referral
listings

Overview

Definitions &
common terms

Sample letters & forms

Acknowl-
edgements

Interactive
guide

RTA

QCAT

Funding acknowledgement

Tenants Queensland acknowledges the funding received from the Department of Justice and Attorney General and the Department of Social Services – ‘Keeping Women Safe in their Homes Initiative’.