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Men’s Behaviour Change Program & Case Management

Program Delivered by Anglicare Victoria

Cost to Join

No cost.
Eligibility

Men must be 18 years or older, live or work in the Lower Goulburn (Murrindindi, Strathbogie and Mitchell Shires) and have access to a device with a screen 18cm or larger. Must be willing to provide contact details of current partner, ex-partner, and the mothers of his children. Must be willing to admit to use of abusive behaviours and to work towards change.
Program Type

Family and Community Safety

Overview

The Men’s Behaviour Change Program, a 20-week group program to assist men to stop using abusive, violent and controlling behaviours, and develop nurturing and caring relationships with women and children.

More information can be found at Men’s Behaviour Change Program – Anglicare Victoria or download the Men’s Behaviour Change Program Flyer Goulburn MBCP FLYER – 2025

As part of Anglicare’s men’s family violence services, Men’s Case Management services are also provided.

This is for:

Men who have been removed from the home as a result of using violence against family members and require practical support around managing risk.
Men who have been deemed unsuitable for a MBCP. This includes people who:
- do not have English as their primary language.
- have complex needs that require intervention, support and stability before they can safely participate in a MBCP, including mental health, AOD and homelessness issues.
- have complex needs that require an individualised response, including cognitive impairment and acquired brain injury (ABI), and require support around complex health and social issues.
- may be at risk from other people due to the nature of their offending or relationship context.

Men who are currently attending a MBCP and require additional practical and psychological supports to encourage and maintain their engagement and address the risk associated with their use of violence as well as risk to themselves (self-harm and suicidal ideation).
Men who require additional practical support following the completion of a MBCP.