Have you seen the eight course domestic abuse training programme which is available on the OSCB training page yet? The OSCB recommends that practitioners should read more about all of the course subjects which are included in this programme, particularly the most recent addition – the ‘Domestic Abuse Champions’ 2 day course taking place on 21.02.24 and 05.03.24.
This is the overview of the Champions training:
It is estimated that 1 in 5 adults (16+) experience domestic abuse (DA) during their lifetime. Whether you are in a paid or voluntary child and family role, there is a strong likelihood that you will be supporting victim survivors, their families and/or perpetrators of domestic abuse within your role. There is also a likelihood that a colleague or team member are experiencing, or have experienced, a form of domestic abuse. Understanding, and confidence, in supporting those impacted by DA is an essential piece of the puzzle to early intervention, prevention, and protection of harm.
This 2-day accredited training programme aims to deepen your knowledge, understanding, partnership working and confidence in identifying, responding to, and appropriately supporting children, young people, and their families where any form of domestic abuse is a concern.
Please follow the Champions training LINK to for more information and to book.