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Our foundation Independent domestic violence advisor (Idva) training enhances practical knowledge of domestic violence, helping you provide the best possible support for domestic abuse victims, survivors and their children
Our Specialist: Older person violence advisor (Opva) training aims to enhance professionals practical knowledge to best support older people who are victims of domestic abuse.
We have developed non-fatal strangulation (NFS) training for professionals, while working with the Institute for Addressing Strangulation, for a range of professionals who encounter victims and survivors of non-fatal strangulation
Our Scotland Marac representatives training explains how a multi-agency response works and shows you how to make your Scottish Marac as effective as possible.
Our 'Risk assessment for domestic abuse' training in Scotland is designed to strengthen knowledge of how to assess risk within domestic abuse cases
Our Marac chairs training in Scotland equips Marac chairs, deputies and representatives with the essential skills to chair an efficient and effective Marac in Scotland
Our Safety planning and the Marac process training in Scotland provides the skills and confidence in safety planning for professionals who identify and refer high-risk victims
Previous learnerThis training has influenced my practice more than any other training I have done.
Our Foundation: Training for Outreach Workers enables domestic abuse specialists to strengthen the support they offer to victims and survivors using a risk-led approach
Our Specialist: Training for outreach workers enables domestic abuse specialists to strengthen the support they offer to victims and survivors using a risk-led approach.
Our Responding to victims of sexual violence course builds skills, knowledge and confidence, to improve professional responses and make victims of sexual violence safer
Build your skills, knowledge and confidence. Improve your professional response and make victims of Domestic abuse with a visual impairment or who are registered blind safer.
Previous learnerReally engaging trainers and guest speakers with different learning methods. I am envious at the wealth of knowledge and experiences the training facilitators have.
This course supports employers to spot the signs of domestic abuse among colleagues and to respond in the most supportive and effective way.
'Honour'-based abuse awareness in the workplace training aims to equip businesses with in-depth knowledge and enhanced skills to identify and respond appropriately to ‘honour’-based abuse and forced marriage.
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