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Learn how to quickly and reliably assess the risk levels of victims and survivors of domestic abuse, using the DASH risk checklist.
When someone is experiencing domestic abuse, it’s vital to make an accurate and fast assessment of the danger they’re in, so they can get the right help as quickly as possible. Our industry-recognised 'DASH Risk Indication Checklist' and training will help you achieve this. The training covers:
Our domestic abuse risk assessment training is designed to give learners the tools you need to identify a victim’s level of risk, and what actions to take as a result. You’ll also gain understanding of the different types of domestic abuse and how they manifest, including controlling and coercive behaviour.
Previous learnerI have greater confidence completing the DASH form and could support colleagues to do so as well.
Anyone who may find themselves working with people affected by domestic abuse. This includes:
– Housing
– Healthcare
– Education
– Alcohol or drug services
– Citizen’s Advice
– Victim Support services
– Adult or child safeguarding services
Previous learnerA very informative course that has broadened my knowledge of domestic abuse a lot.
One day, online (via Zoom). The duration of the session is 7 hours.
This course is suitable for any professional working in England or Wales. Attending the 1-day domestic abuse awareness training beforehand will enhance the outcomes of this course, but is not essential.
£90 or £150 per learner. (See below for more details on price.)
If you work for a registered charity with a turnover of less than £2 million, or an organisation with 50 employees or fewer, you are entitled to a subsidised rate of £90 per person.
The discount will be applied once you have registered, email trainingcommissions@safelives.org.uk and include your charity number.
For those learners paying the standard cost (£150), if you book this course together with our domestic abuse awareness training, you’ll receive £30 off. Concession prices are also available for the domestic abuse awareness training option.
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The SafeLives 'DASH Risk Indication Checklist' is a tried and tested way to understand risk. DASH stands for Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour-based violence. The questions are based on extensive research of domestic abuse.
Date: Thursday 5th December 2024
Time: 9:30 am – 4:30 pm
Location: Online, Zoom
We welcome learners of all backgrounds and abilities. If you have any accessibility or diversity needs, please let us know so we can ensure the right support is in place. You can contact us at training@safelives.org.uk.
Previous learnerI started this training with no experience or awareness of DASH however now I feel I could confidently complete a DASH form.
An introduction to domestic abuse, suitable for any professional who may come into contact with adults affected by domestic abuse.
Access the SafeLives DASH risk checklist in multiple languages, as well as frequently asked questions about using the tool in practice.
The DASH risk checklist and related resources help practitioners provide a consistent approach to domestic abuse risk assessment across the UK.
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