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Domestic Abuse Awareness (Half Day) Duration Half Day Course Overview Central Training's Domestic Abuse Awareness half-day course aims to take a comprehensive approach to defining and recognising domestic abuse, enabling delegates to draw on good practice models of support and community-based resources. There will also be an opportunity to practice the skills necessary in providing effective support to customers experiencing domestic abuse. Learning Outcomes This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to Recognise the range of behaviours involved in defining domestic violence (abuse) Have insight into the legal framework Understand the prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) and the impact Support, advise and refer people impacted by domestic violence (abuse) Be aware of existing community based resources and multi-agency forums Appreciate the links to safeguarding procedures and risk assessment/management Methods of Delivery The trainer will use a variety of interactive training methods to ensure that delegates develop a thorough understanding of the topics. Use will be made of scenarios, case studies, small group work throughout the day. Course Content Audience Training Considerations Certification Related Courses Course Content Definitions and prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) Impact of domestic violence (abuse) on individuals, families and communities Supporting and advising people experiencing domestic violence (abuse) Community resources that assist survivors of domestic violence (abuse) Target Audience This course will be useful for support workers who are working with survivors of domestic violence (abuse) as well as children who may be impacted by domestic violence (abuse). 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 Child Sexual Exploitation Forced Marriage Honour Based Abuse

Domestic Abuse Awareness (Half Day)

Duration

Half Day

Course Overview

Central Training's Domestic Abuse Awareness half-day course aims to take a comprehensive approach to defining and recognising domestic abuse, enabling delegates to draw on good practice models of support and community-based resources. There will also be an opportunity to practice the skills necessary in providing effective support to customers experiencing domestic abuse.

Learning Outcomes

This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to

Recognise the range of behaviours involved in defining domestic violence (abuse)
Have insight into the legal framework
Understand the prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) and the impact
Support, advise and refer people impacted by domestic violence (abuse)
Be aware of existing community based resources and multi-agency forums
Appreciate the links to safeguarding procedures and risk assessment/management

Methods of Delivery

The trainer will use a variety of interactive training methods to ensure that delegates develop a thorough understanding of the topics. Use will be made of scenarios, case studies, small group work throughout the day.

Course Content
Audience
Training Considerations
Certification
Related Courses

Course Content

Definitions and prevalence of domestic violence (abuse)
Impact of domestic violence (abuse) on individuals, families and communities
Supporting and advising people experiencing domestic violence (abuse)
Community resources that assist survivors of domestic violence (abuse)

Target Audience

This course will be useful for support workers who are working with survivors of domestic violence (abuse) as well as children who may be impacted by domestic violence (abuse).

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

Child Sexual Exploitation
Forced Marriage
Honour Based Abuse


Domestic Abuse Awareness (Half Day) Duration: Half Day Course overview: Central Training's Domestic Abuse Awareness half-day course aims to take a comprehensive approach to defining and recognising domestic abuse, enabling delegates to draw on good practice models of support and community-based resources. There will also be an opportunity to practice the skills necessary in providing effective support to customers experiencing domestic abuse. Learning Outcomes: This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to: · Recognise the range of behaviours involved in defining domestic violence (abuse) · Have insight into the legal framework · Understand the prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) and the impact · Support, advise and refer people impacted by domestic violence (abuse) · Be aware of existing community based resources and multi-agency forums · Appreciate the links to safeguarding procedures and risk assessment/management Methods of delivery: The trainer will use a variety of interactive training methods to ensure that delegates develop a thorough understanding of the topics. Use will be made of scenarios, case studies, small group work throughout the day. LEARNING OBJECTIVES · Definitions and prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) · Impact of domestic violence (abuse) on individuals, families and communities · Supporting and advising people experiencing domestic violence (abuse) · Community resources that assist survivors of domestic violence (abuse) TARGET AUDIENCE This course will be useful for support workers who are working with survivors of domestic violence (abuse) as well as children who may be impacted by domestic violence (abuse). 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 Child Sexual Exploitation Forced Marriage Honour Based Abuse

Domestic Abuse Awareness (Half Day)
Duration: Half Day

Course overview:
Central Training's Domestic Abuse Awareness half-day course aims to take a comprehensive approach to defining and recognising domestic abuse, enabling delegates to draw on good practice models of support and community-based resources. There will also be an opportunity to practice the skills necessary in providing effective support to customers experiencing domestic abuse.

Learning Outcomes:
This course aims to equip candidates with the skills to:
· Recognise the range of behaviours involved in defining domestic violence (abuse)
· Have insight into the legal framework
· Understand the prevalence of domestic violence (abuse) and the impact
· Support, advise and refer people impacted by domestic violence (abuse)
· Be aware of existing community based resources and multi-agency forums
· Appreciate the links to safeguarding procedures and risk assessment/management

Methods of delivery:
The trainer will use a variety of interactive training methods to ensure that delegates develop a thorough understanding of the topics. Use will be made of scenarios, case studies, small group work throughout the day.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Definitions and prevalence of domestic violence (abuse)
· Impact of domestic violence (abuse) on individuals, families and communities
· Supporting and advising people experiencing domestic violence (abuse)
· Community resources that assist survivors of domestic violence (abuse)

TARGET AUDIENCE
This course will be useful for support workers who are working with survivors of domestic violence (abuse) as well as children who may be impacted by domestic violence (abuse).

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
Child Sexual Exploitation
Forced Marriage
Honour Based Abuse