Coronavirus update – 14th July, 2020
Although all our face-to-face training is currently cancelled, we have a programme of live, online training sessions available to book now. Our online domestic abuse and sexual violence awareness courses are still available for trainees to access remotely. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates via this website.
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July 2020
LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Domestic Abuse – Risk Assessment and MARAC (Sheffield workers)
A full day training focusing on signs and indicators of domestic abuse and MARAC
Find out more »Mental Health and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
A brief insight into Mental Health and Domestic Abuse.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Coercive Control Workshop (Sheffield workers)
A seminar to look at understanding Coercive Control and its impact.
Find out more »Safeguarding Children and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield)
A full day course looking at young people and the impacts of domestic abuse.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Domestic abuse signs, indicators and referral pathways – beginners (Sheffield workers)
A beginners course introducing the signs and effects of domestic abuse. This is a live, online Zoom training session.
Find out more »LIVE, ONLINE SESSION – Domestic Abuse – Risk Assessment and MARAC (Sheffield workers)
A full day training focusing on signs and indicators of domestic abuse and MARAC
Find out more »People with Disabilities and Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
An insight into the complexities involving People with disabilities and Domestic Abuse.
Find out more »August 2020
Domestic abuse signs, indicators and referral pathways and MARAC combined course (Sheffield workers)
A full day training focusing on signs and indicators of domestic abuse and MARAC
Find out more »Young people and domestic abuse (Sheffield workers)
A short course to look at young people and the impacts of domestic abuse. How to spot and referral pathways.
Find out more »Male victims of Domestic Abuse (Sheffield workers)
A brief insight into Male Domestic Abuse.
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