The words “Safer Me Safer You” written in dark purple, with “Safer Me” written on the line below. Three sets of concentric circles in a hand drawn style are at the top right corner next to the word “Me”. The circles vary in colour and are light purple, dark purple, light blue, dark blue, and white.

    SoSAFE Implementation Guides and Case Studies

    We have improved the SoSAFE Framework to increase accessibility to diverse groups of people with disability and the workforce sectors who support them. In doing so, we are building a bank of implementation guides and case studies around accessible and inclusive strategies to create effective social and sexual safety in a wide range of contexts.

    SoSAFE Implementation Guides

    Each of the following Implementation Guides explores SoSAFE implementation in a specific context:

    • LGBTQIA+

    • First Nations

    • Rural and remote

    • Culturally and linguistically diverse.

    Please note all these Guides will be useful in many contexts as there are overlaps in terms of implementation in many of the settings.

    Each of the Implementation Guides document:

    • The attitudes, skills and knowledge works needed to implement SoSAFE in the settings

    • The shared approach, practices, tools, rules and language that are helpful in each setting

    • Key glossary terms

    • Support services

    • Additional resources.

    These Implementation Guides reflect the initial learning processes of project phase 1 and will be added to throughout the life of the project.

    The Implementation Guides are intended to guide all SoSAFE users to identify relevant learnings from other contexts to apply to their own settings.

    Cover page of the SoSAFE Implementation Guide titled 'Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are LGBTQIA+', Version 1, 2024. Logos of 'Safer Me Safer You' and 'SHFPACT' at the bottom.

    Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are LGBTQIA+

    LGBTQIA+

    This resource provides information for workers when implementing SoSAFE to promote inclusion, as well as social and sexual safety for all. In this booklet, there is a focus on supporting people who are LGBTQIA+ and ensuring that diversity is represented when we implement SoSAFE in any setting.

    By Safer Me Safer You

    Cover page of the SoSAFE Implementation Guide titled 'Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who live in rural or remote areas', Version 1, 2024. Logos of 'Safer Me Safer You' and 'SHFPACT' at the bottom.

    Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who live in rural or remote areas

    Rural & Remote

    This resource provides information for workers when implementing SoSAFE to promote inclusion, as well as social and sexual safety for all. In this booklet, there is a focus on supporting people who are living in rural or remote areas and ensuring that diversity is represented when we implement SoSAFE in any setting.

    By Safer Me Safer You

    Cover page of the SoSAFE Implementation Guide titled 'Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are culturally and linguistically diverse', Version 1, 2024. Logos of 'Safer Me Safer You' and 'SHFPACT' at the bottom.

    Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are culturally and linguistically diverse

    CALD

    This resource provides information for workers when implementing SoSAFE to promote inclusion, as well as social and sexual safety for all. In this booklet, there is a focus on supporting people who are culturally and, or linguistically diverse and ensuring that diversity is represented when we implement SoSAFE in any setting.

    By Safer Me Safer You

    Cover page of the SoSAFE Implementation Guide titled 'Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are First Nations', Version 1, 2024. Logos of 'Safer Me Safer You' and 'SHFPACT' at the bottom.

    Inclusive strategies for workers who support people with disability, including those who are First Nations

    Coming soon!

    By Safer Me Safer You

    SoSAFE Implementation Case Studies

    Each of the following case studies explores SoSAFE implementation in a unique context. The case studies document processes including:

    • A description of the organisation and the context

    • Some of the steps taken to begin SoSAFE implementation

    • Some of the resources created to support the implementation

    • Some of the barriers and enablers to implementation

    These case studies reflect the initial processes and will be added to throughout the life of the project.

    The case studies are intended to guide all SoSAFE users to identify relevant learnings from other contexts to apply to their own settings.


    The logo for Relationships Australia Canberra & Region features the name in a blue cursive font, with "CANBERRA & REGION" in uppercase letters underneath in a smaller, sans-serif blue font.

    Relationships Australia Case Study

    Rural & Remote,Consent,Respectful Relationships

    Relationships Australia Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Amanda Beckett, Miah Jagoe-Shaw

    The logo for WildFire Wellbeing Services features the company name in bold black letters centered over a circular watercolor background in shades of yellow, orange, and pink. The design is encircled by a black ring with a leafy branch on the left side and three small dots on the lower right.

    WildFire Wellbeing Case Study

    Consent,Respectful Relationships,Sexual Health

    WildFire Wellbeing Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Tarnya Bruinier

    The logo for Darwin Youth Services features a circular image of a winding road through a desert landscape with red rocks and sparse vegetation under a clear blue sky. Below the image, the text "Darwin Youth Services" is written in a black cursive font.

    Tiwi Case Study

    CALD,First Nations Peoples,Rural & Remote,Consent,Respectful Relationships

    Tiwi Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Sarah Baker

    The logo for Giggles Early Learning features the word "Giggles" in a playful, multicolored font with green handprints above the letters. Below the word, "EARLY LEARNING" is written in black uppercase letters, and at the bottom, the tagline "Shared visions for childhood" is in a smaller black font.

    Giggles Case Study

    Rural & Remote,Consent,Respectful Relationships

    Giggles Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Linda Wooldrage, Dianne Ferguson

    The logo for Sexual Health Quarters consists of three stacked rounded rectangles in different colors: red at the top, yellow in the middle, and green at the bottom. Each rectangle contains one word of the organization's name in bold black letters, with "Sexual" on the red rectangle, "Health" on the yellow rectangle, and "Quarters" on the green rectangle.

    Sexual Health Quarters Case Study

    CALD,Consent,Respectful Relationships,Types of Violence

    Sexual Health Quarters Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Francis Townsend, Olivia Northover

    The logo for the Queensland Government features a detailed black and white coat of arms. The shield displays a sheaf of wheat, bull and ram heads, and two stalks of sugar cane, with a column of gold rising from quartz. Above the shield is the state badge, surrounded by sugar cane stalks. The coat of arms is flanked by a brolga on the right and a red deer on the left. Below the shield is a banner with the motto "AUDAX AT FIDELIS." "Queensland Government" is written in bold black letters beneath the coat of arms.

    Far North Queensland Case Study

    CALD,Rural & Remote,Consent,Respectful Relationships

    Far North Queensland Case Study

    By Helga Scott, Safer Me Safer You

    The logo for FIDA features a yellow-bordered trapezoid with a gradient background transitioning from orange at the top to dark blue at the bottom. Within the trapezoid, there are four vertical white bars of varying heights, with the word "FIDA" in bold white letters at the bottom. A stylized rugby ball is positioned at the top left corner of the logo.

    FIDA Case Study

    CALD,Rural & Remote,Respectful Relationships

    FIDA Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Mary Pozzobon

    The logo features the text "WE" and "VE" in black, aligned vertically on the left. Between them, "LIFE WITHOUT BARRIERS" is written horizontally.

    Life Without Barriers Case Study

    Rural & Remote

    Life Without Barriers Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Jacqui Astolfi

    The logo for Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) features a stylized red figure with outstretched arms on the left. To the right of the figure is the word "aspect" in bold, dark blue letters, with "Autism Spectrum Australia" written underneath in a smaller font.

    Aspect Case Study 1

    Respectful Relationships

    Aspect Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Kate McLaren

    The logo for Aspect South East Sydney School features a stylized orange figure with outstretched arms on the left. To the right, the word "aspect" is in bold, dark blue letters, with "South East Sydney School" written below in a smaller, light blue font.

    Aspect Case Study 2

    Consent,Respectful Relationships,Sexual Health

    Aspect Case Study 2

    By Safer Me Safer You, Danielle Roxburgh

    The logo for SAL Consulting features the letters "sal" in lowercase with "s" in light blue, "a" in orange, and "l" in green. Below "sal," the word "consulting" is written in gray. To the right, there is a molecular structure with multicolored nodes connected by gray lines.

    SAL Consulting Case Study

    First Nations Peoples,Rural & Remote,Respectful Relationships

    SAL Consulting Case Study

    By Safer Me Safer You, Belinda Kinitavaki