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Female Genital Mutilation ½ day Duration ½ day Course Overview FGM is a form of child abuse and violence against women and girls, and therefore should be dealt with as part of existing child and adult protection structures, policies and procedures. This training course provides the opportunity to explore practical ways to create an open and supportive environment, it allows for local issues to be explored, and it provides the space for discussion. Learning Outcomes Definition of FGM FGM knowledge check Risk Indicators Mandatory Reporting Duty and Legislation Survivor Stories Methods of Delivery Attendees are provided with course handouts for use on the day and for future reference. The trainer uses a variety of visual presentation, flipchart work, plenary discussion and subgroup work to ensure that all course objectives are met, while providing a safe, open forum for delegates to exchange views and practices. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Upon completion of this course delegates should be able to: Understand why FGM happens and recognise the types of FGM and potential community issues Explore the impact that FGM has on the victim's health -including children - through survivor stories Identify risk indicators before/after FGM has taken place Have awareness of new legislation Assess and manage risk to increase safety of victims and children Know the resources and support services available Target Audience Education (both teachers and students), Social Care, Health, Police, Voluntary Sector etc. Training Considerations There are no pre-training requirements for this course. Certification Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. Related Courses Radicalisation Child Sexual Exploitation Honour-Based Abuse & Forced Marriage Domestic Violence Awareness

Female Genital Mutilation ½ day

Duration

½ day

Course Overview

FGM is a form of child abuse and violence against women and girls, and therefore should be dealt with as part of existing child and adult protection structures, policies and procedures. This training course provides the opportunity to explore practical ways to create an open and supportive environment, it allows for local issues to be explored, and it provides the space for discussion.

Learning Outcomes

Definition of FGM

FGM knowledge check

Risk Indicators

Mandatory Reporting Duty and Legislation

Survivor Stories

Methods of Delivery

Attendees are provided with course handouts for use on the day and for future reference. The trainer uses a variety of visual presentation, flipchart work, plenary discussion and subgroup work to ensure that all course objectives are met, while providing a safe, open forum for delegates to exchange views and practices.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Upon completion of this course delegates should be able to:

Understand why FGM happens and recognise the types of FGM and potential community issues

Explore the impact that FGM has on the victim's health -including children - through survivor stories

Identify risk indicators before/after FGM has taken place

Have awareness of new legislation

Assess and manage risk to increase safety of victims and children

Know the resources and support services available

Target Audience

Education (both teachers and students), Social Care, Health, Police, Voluntary Sector etc.

Training Considerations

There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

Certification

Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

Related Courses

Radicalisation
Child Sexual Exploitation
Honour-Based Abuse & Forced Marriage
Domestic Violence Awareness


Female Genital Mutilation ½ day Duration: ½ day Course overview: FGM is a form of child abuse and violence against women and girls, and therefore should be dealt with as part of existing child and adult protection structures, policies and procedures. This training course provides the opportunity to explore practical ways to create an open and supportive environment, it allows for local issues to be explored, and it provides the space for discussion. Learning Outcomes: · Definition of FGM · FGM knowledge check · Risk Indicators · Mandatory Reporting Duty and Legislation · Survivor Stories Methods of delivery: Attendees are provided with course handouts for use on the day and for future reference. The trainer uses a variety of visual presentation, flipchart work, plenary discussion and subgroup work to ensure that all course objectives are met, while providing a safe, open forum for delegates to exchange views and practices. LEARNING OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course delegates should be able to: · Understand why FGM happens and recognise the types of FGM and potential community issues · Explore the impact that FGM has on the victim's health -including children - through survivor stories · Identify risk indicators before/after FGM has taken place · Have awareness of new legislation · Assess and manage risk to increase safety of victims and children · Know the resources and support services available TARGET AUDIENCE Education (both teachers and students), Social Care, Health, Police, Voluntary Sector etc. TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS There are no pre-training requirements for this course. CERTIFICATION Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance. RELATED COURSES Radicalisation Child Sexual Exploitation Honour-Based Abuse & Forced Marriage Domestic Violence Awareness

Female Genital Mutilation ½ day
Duration: ½ day

Course overview:

FGM is a form of child abuse and violence against women and girls, and therefore should be dealt with as part of existing child and adult protection structures, policies and procedures. This training course provides the opportunity to explore practical ways to create an open and supportive environment, it allows for local issues to be explored, and it provides the space for discussion.

Learning Outcomes:

· Definition of FGM
· FGM knowledge check
· Risk Indicators
· Mandatory Reporting Duty and Legislation
· Survivor Stories

Methods of delivery:

Attendees are provided with course handouts for use on the day and for future reference. The trainer uses a variety of visual presentation, flipchart work, plenary discussion and subgroup work to ensure that all course objectives are met, while providing a safe, open forum for delegates to exchange views and practices.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course delegates should be able to:

· Understand why FGM happens and recognise the types of FGM and potential community issues
· Explore the impact that FGM has on the victim's health -including children - through survivor stories
· Identify risk indicators before/after FGM has taken place
· Have awareness of new legislation
· Assess and manage risk to increase safety of victims and children
· Know the resources and support services available

TARGET AUDIENCE
Education (both teachers and students), Social Care, Health, Police, Voluntary Sector etc.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
There are no pre-training requirements for this course.

CERTIFICATION
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

RELATED COURSES
Radicalisation
Child Sexual Exploitation
Honour-Based Abuse & Forced Marriage
Domestic Violence Awareness