The Men’s Community Intervention Service (MCIS) is for men who perpetrate family violence who are willing and motivated to seek assistance with their current circumstances and violent abuse.

Men's Community Intervention Service (MCIS)

We will work with men to provide case management and care co-ordination that includes:-

  • Initial risk assessment
  • Victim support (face to face or by phone)
  • Safety and accountability plan (case plan)
  • Family agreement
  • Support for fathering to keep children safe
  • Information provision
  • Ongoing risk assessment and risk management
  • Support and advocacy
  • Appropriate referrals
  • Individual and group education (i.e. fathering, grief and loss, addiction)
  • Transition planning

The MCIS will ensure that (ex) partner support is in place, and will refer to a specialist family violence service if not already linked with partner support services.

Criteria for service

We accept referrals from Police, Department of Justice, Department of Child Protection and Family Services and other local community services.

Men can also self-refer.

Following assessment interviews, men are assessed for their eligibility for the service.   Further referrals are offered when men are assessed as not eligible.

Access

Phone Men’s Community Intervention Officer

0499 348 006 (Monday to Friday)

Email mcis@desertblueconnect.org.au

Location: 98a Chapman Road, Geraldton (next to Barber Shop)

Office hours:

8:30am to 4:30pm Monday and Friday

9:00am to 5pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

After hours appointments available on request