Lead Dog Australia

Would you like to feel safer at work or when out and about? Did you know that you've been socially conditioned to often times ignore your instinctive survival early warning systems and in doing so may potentially put yourself at risk of a dangerous or violent encounter?

Our Situational Awareness Program delivers threat awareness and violence prevention. This training encompasses Emotional Intelligence, the Psychology and Physiology of Violence, reading Body Language, Decision Making under Duress, Threat Identification, and Understanding Instinctual and Social reactions. This training is a must for corrections/detention facility staff, health and emergency services, law enforcement, banking, real estate, finance broking, retail, and any organisation where staff are required to interact with people unknown to them. We also conduct Personal Safety training workshops for universities, schools, and community groups. Our Personal Safety training covers basic situational awareness, developing safer habits, identifying dangerous personalities, and many other elements from our specialised Situational Awareness Program. While predominantly aimed at women and teenage children, this training will help participants identify potentially dangerous situations and people prior to an incident occurring and will allow them to develop safer habits to reduce the opportunity of finding themselves unprepared for a potentially dangerous encounter.

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Australian Personal Crime Summary 2021/2022

Victimisation rate
An estimated 4.2% of persons aged 15 years and over (859,300) experienced one or more selected personal crimes in the 2021-22 reference period, including:

1.9% (386,000) who experienced physical assault
2.2% (441,900) who experienced face-to-face threatened assault
0.7% (133,700) who experienced non face-to-face threatened assault
0.3% (54,200) who experienced robbery
0.5% (94,400) who experienced sexual assault (persons aged 18 years and over)

Between 2008-09 and 2021-22 there was a decrease in the victimisation rate for the following personal crimes:

physical assault (3.1% to 1.9%)
face-to-face threatened assault (3.9% to 2.2%)
non face-to-face threatened assault (1.2% to 0.7%)
robbery (0.6% to 0.3%)

The victimisation rate for sexual assault (for persons aged 18 years and over) increased between 2008-09 (0.3%) and 2021-22 (0.5%).

Crime Victimisation, Australia, 2021-22 financial year National and state and territory crime rates for assault, threat, robbery, break-in, theft or stealing, property damage and police reporting rates.