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Domestic abuse awareness and responding well to disclosures in the workplace training: England and Wales

This course supports employers to spot the signs of domestic abuse among colleagues and to respond in the most supportive and effective way.

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‘Honour’-based abuse awareness in the workplace training

‘Honour’-based abuse and forced marriage awareness training for workplaces, helping employers and professionals identify warning signs, respond appropriately, and support affected employees safely.

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DA and Responding Well in the Workplace Training: Scotland

Our Domestic abuse and responding well in the workplace training in Scotland aims to increase workplace knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse, enabling employers to develop and implement effective workplace policies.

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Understanding Domestic Abuse Training: Scotland

Our 'Dynamics of domestic abuse training in Scotland' is designed to provide introductory knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse.

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‘Closed Doors’ – how to safety plan for minority ethnic women experiencing domestic abuse in Scotland

Our 'Closed Doors' - how to safety plan for South Asian women in Scotland gives frontline professionals the skills to provide safety plans for South Asian victims

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The SafeLives Practice team

Find out more about our experienced Practice team.

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Domestic Abuse Matters

Domestic Abuse (DA) Matters is a bespoke cultural change programme for police officers and staff in England and Wales, designed to transform the response to domestic abuse.

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Domestic abuse training for family lawyers

Domestic abuse training for family lawyers, helping legal professionals take a trauma-informed approach, understand the dynamics of abuse, support survivors effectively, and stay up to date with current legislation.

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Free to be Safe: LGBT+ people experiencing domestic abuse

This report puts a spotlight on the experiences of LGBT+ victims and survivors of domestic abuse and how professionals can better support them.

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