Men's
Behaviour Change Programs
Men’s Behaviour Change Programs (MBCPs) are predominantly group-based programs and services that focus on working with perpetrators to enable them to recognise their violent behaviour and develop strategies to stop them from using violence.
MBCPs must be registered with the Department of Communities and Justice to receive funding or referrals from the New South Wales Government.
Registered providers of Men's Behaviour Change programs
Providers registered as compliant with the Practice Standards for Men's Behaviour Change Programs (MBCP) as at 3 February 2020.
| MBCP Provider | Location(s) | Program |
| Baptist Care | - Family and Counselling Services Bankstown - Family and Counselling Services Campbelltown - Family and Counselling Services Penrith - Family and Counselling Services Tuggerah | Facing Up
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| Manning Support Services | - Taree - Forster - Gloucester | Taking Responsibility
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Application for Registration
To register as compliant with the Practice Standards, you must complete an Application for Registration and submit to the Department dvstandards@justice.nsw.gov.au.
Download the relevant forms:
Minimum Data Set
The Practice Standards for Men’s Behaviour Change Programs require MBCPs to collect data to support initial and ongoing compliance and to contribute to the evidence base for what makes a safe and effective MBCP.
This data is used by the NSW Government to oversee compliance with the Practice Standards and support improvements in practice and system delivery.
Contact us
The NSW Department of Communities and Justice is responsible for managing the implementation of the Practice Standards and the registration process.