Miroma Project Factory's Avow App Leads the Way in Tech-Driven Domestic Violence Prevention
Miroma Project Factory (MPF) has re-launched an updated and re-designed version of Avow, Australia's first digital tool designed to support individuals who use violence.
The Avow app helps individuals understand Apprehended Domestic Violence Orders (ADVOs), reflect on their behaviour, and take steps to avoid reoffending.
- Developed in partnership with the NSW Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ)
- Built in response to a stark reality: more than a third of ADVO breaches occur within the first month of the order being issued
The Avow app, redesigned to support individuals in understanding ADVO conditions and engaging with behaviour change tools for domestic violence prevention.
Author's summary: Avow app prevents domestic violence.
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