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Adrian Smale
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03 Apr, 2019 10:00 PM
S3 Responding well to domestic abuse-Durweston
S3 Understanding Domestic Abuse. An Introduction
This course is for all those who may come across issues of domestic abuse as part of their day to day role. This includes clergy, pastoral visitors, chaplains, counsellors.
The course explores what domestic abuse is and who is affected. The course uses a hard-hitting film to help participants understand the nature and types of abuse experienced. Issues of power and gender are discussed. The course is framed around the new legal requirement to report matters of suspected coercion and control. Reporting procedures are examined so that participants have a clear understanding of their role.
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This course is for all those who may come across issues of domestic abuse as part of their day to day role. This includes clergy, pastoral visitors, chaplains, counsellors.
The course explores what domestic abuse is and who is affected. The course uses a hard-hitting film to help participants understand the nature and types of abuse experienced. Issues of power and gender are discussed. The course is framed around the new legal requirement to report matters of suspected coercion and control. Reporting procedures are examined so that participants have a clear understanding of their role.
On site Parking
Course details
Where | Durweston Village Hall, Church Road, Durweston, Blandford, Dorset DT11 0QA |
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When | 10:00 - 13:00, Wednesday 3 April 2019 |
Led by | Jonathan Whiter |
Course suitable for | All |
Course category | Safeguarding |
Department | Safeguarding |
Availability | Bookings closed |
Cost per place | FREE |
Booking deadline | Thursday, 28 March 2019, 12:00am |
The booking deadline has passed for this course, so you cannot now make a booking.
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