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  1. Victorian Centres Against Sexual Assault
  2. Victorian Sexual Assault Crisis Line SACL
  3. Victorian Department of Human Services
  4. It Happened To Us: Women Talk About Child Sexual Abuse by Human Services, 3rd. Edition, June 2000.
  5. CASA Forum 2007/2008 annual report
  6. The Step Program SECASA
  7. Respect, Protect, Connect Program SECASA and WHISE
  8. Women's Health in the South East (WHISE)
  9. Personal Safety Success Training Program
  10. Mallee Sexual Assault Unit
  11. AWARE program
  12. Children, Youth and Families Act 2005
  13. Children's Court of Victoria
  14. Reclaim the Night Australia
  15. No means No
  16. Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
  17. Responding to Allegations of Student Sexual Assault - Procedures for Victorian Government Schools
  18. Family Violence Services
  19. Victoria Police Sexual Offences & Child Abuse Units
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