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‘Honour’-based abuse awareness in the workplace training

‘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.

Key course features

Delegates can expect to increase their awareness and understanding of 'Honour'-based abuse awareness in the workplace. This training covers:

  • Definitions and what is meant by the terms 'honour'- based abuse and forced marriage
  • Dynamics and risks
  • Barriers for survivors
  • Support options

Course overview

SafeLives’ ‘Honour’-based abuse awareness course aims to equip businesses with knowledge and skills to identify and respond appropriately to ‘honour’-based abuse and forced marriage in the workplace. and is designed to equip businesses with in-depth knowledge and enhanced skills to identify and respond appropriately. We will also explore intersectionality and how it can improve practice.

This course aims to equip businesses with in-depth knowledge and enhanced skills to identify and respond appropriately to ‘honour’-based abuse and forced marriage in the workplace. The training also explores intersectionality and how it can improve practice.

‘Honour’-based violence is in evidence across countries, cultures and religions. Circumstances which may lead to the abuse are wide ranging and not culturally specific. It is important to remember that, despite the use of this label, there can be no ‘honour’ in abuse, and where culture or tradition are used to exert power or control over others, this can only be a misuse of that culture.

Time commitment

This training is held online via Zoom in one sitting and is a 3.5 hour session.

Eligibility

This training is designed for people within workplaces such as HR staff, line or business managers, Mental Health First Aiders, or representatives from employee network groups.

Price

The cost for this training is £75 per learner

Subsidies

If you work for a registered charity with up to £2 million turnover or an organisation with up to 50 employees, you are entitled to a subsidised rate of £45 per person. The discount will be applied once you have registered.

How to apply

Applications for the ‘Honour’-based abuse awareness in the workplace training are now closed.

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Accessibility

We welcome learners of all backgrounds and abilities. We encourage you to share with us any details on accessibility and diversity needs so we can ensure the right support is in place. You can also contact us if you have any queries via training@safelives.org.uk.

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