❓ Question seeks data on state-funded family and domestic violence (FDV) crisis response services in regional WA, focusing on service delivery models and gaps in local provision.

I refer to crisis response services for family and domestic violence in regional Western Australia, and I ask:(a) How many state funded FDV outreach or crisis response services operate in each WA Country Health Service region;(b) Of those services, how many are delivered through:(i) locally based staff; and(ii) visiting, outreach, or fly-in fly-out model;(c) Please identify the regions where no locally based FDV crisis response service is available; and(d) For each region identified in (c), what alternative arrangements are in place to respond to FDV incidents? I refer to crisis response services for family and domestic violence in regional Western Australia, and I ask: (a) How many state funded FDV outreach or crisis response services operate in each WA Country Health Service region; (b) Of those services, how many are delivered through: (i) locally based staff; and (ii) visiting, outreach, or fly-in fly-out model; (c) Please identify the regions where no locally based FDV crisis response service is available; and (d) For each region identified in (c), what alternative arrangements are in place to respond to FDV incidents?