220 Educators providing Violence courses delivered Online

capa first response

Brighton

Capa is an online platform for families impacted by child to parent abuse and professionals supporting them. We work with families providing support and strategies to reexamine ways to communicate and repair fractured relationships. Reducing levels of violence and abuse in the relationship and home. We offer training to professionals, consultation and supervision. Set up in 2019 Capa was created to bridge a gap for both families and professionals. Services supporting this issue, with specialist workers who understand child to parent abuse can be hard to find and can be a postcode lottery. Our services have helped families to make real changes, reducing isolation, encouraging positive healthy relationships and supporting parents and young people to effect change. Child to parent abuse is often a relationship fracture and a breakdown in communication. This can lead to a child or young person feeling out of control resulting in violent and abusive actions. We support parents to understand what is happening and build strategies to repair relationships stopping the unwanted behaviour.

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trim training

London

Motion Training Solutions is committed to delivering the following core principles: Quality training – We are a professional organisation, committed to providing outstanding training and development. Our ability to be flexible and professional allows our trainers to work hard to ensure that the learners maximise their potential that training and development offers. We strive to attain strong working relationships based on relationship and confidentiality and strive to empower parents, carers and professionals to recognise signs of offending behaviour. We are committed to continuous improvement and there for always encourage feedback. 'Disarm' Training Course Disarm is a bespoke knife prevention programme for young people, parents, carers and professionals aimed at reducing knife related violence. This course uses blended learning styles and engagement to examine some of the core reasons to why some young people, carry or use knives. This accredited programme will enable its learners to gain a greater understanding of the impact of knife violence. 'Raise' Training Course Raise is a bespoke robbery prevention programme for young people, carers, parents and professionals, aimed at reducing theft robbery. This course examines the different types of robberies and the detailed planning involved. This course also explores strategies to keeping safe from becoming a victim of theft robbery. This accredited course will enable the learners to gain a greater understanding of the effects of theft robberies.

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janine green

In the years since obtaining her post graduate qualification in Law, Janine has held a number of Community Safety roles, specifically focused on reducing anti-social behaviour and criminality in communities, as well as supporting victims and vulnerable people. Between 2008-2013, she managed a large Community Safety team within a Midlands Council, completing a full service review, implementing new policies and leading the team to local and national acclaim. During this time she also assisted the Home Office on a number of initiatives, including delivering national training on community safety, being part of the Home Office ASB Squad and undertaking peer reviews as part of the Ending Gang and Youth Violence work

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victimfocus

Staffordshire

VictimFocus is a specialist in sexual and domestic violence, child abuse, mental health, childhood trauma, criminal justice support and sexual exploitation. We advocate for strengths-based, trauma informed practice and against victim-blaming in all its forms. Our team can work with you to provide training, resources, research, consultancy, frameworks and measurement tools for your organisation. We help organisations to move away from deficit based theories which see victims as damaged, and instead work with their strengths, talents and wisdom. VictimFocus works with women's services, schools, police forces and other professions in the criminal justice system, the NHS, social care, therapists, youth workers, academics, trauma-informed practitioners across all sectors and more...

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marcia hylton tranformational workshop facilitator & coach

Marcia is a certified coach & Women’s Transformational Workshop Facilitator and Educator specialising in recovery and emotional resilience after narcissistic abuse and other toxic relationships. Marcia herself is a survivor of domestic violence and narcissistic abuse and knows how important building resilience is in aiding recovery. As a recovery coach, Marcia draws not only on her specialist coaching skills but also on her experience as a survivor. Marcia is all about supporting women who are finding their way home to themselves, after narcissistic abuse, knowing they are enough just as they are, helping women to explore what it means to be ‘Free to be me’ and to live life authentically and on purpose.

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say women

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Glasgow

SAY Women offers safe semi-supported accommodation and emotional support for young women aged 16 to 25 who are survivors of sexual abuse, rape or sexual assault and who are homeless, or threatened with homelessness. SAY Women was established in 1991 in response to CHAR research that found 4 in 10 young women who were homeless had become so due to sexual abuse. The research recognised the complex needs of young women in this position and the high risk of ongoing targeting from perpetrators due to their vulnerable circumstances. We are a charity of women supporting women who are survivors of men’s sexual violence. Using the framework of the Judith Herman model: Establishing Safety, Mourning & Remembering, Reconnection and Move On, we operate the Social Model of support. This concentrates on the experience of abuse as the issue, and recognises that the behaviours that survivors have had to use, such as self-harm and anger, are coping strategies. Collage.jpg Support for the young women is offered in the form of semi-independent living in our Accommodation Project, alongside support to prepare for a more independent lifestyle, as well as looking at the difficulties surrounding their childhood sexual abuse. They work towards moving into their own tenancy, while we offer ongoing support at our Resource Service with emotional and mental health difficulties, plus groupwork, events, activities and help with practical issues. The support we provide is flexible and varies according to what each young woman needs, so she is always in control and can access the service at a pace that suits her.

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women+health

London

We are a Camden based health charity that helps isolated and vulnerable women overcome multiple health challenges and feel more optimistic about a brighter future for themselves and their families. We work with women who have experienced domestic violence and rape, vulnerable new mothers and their families, carers, and women and men looking to improve their health and wellbeing. We aim to help them create better lives for themselves and their families. Many of our clients are socially and financially disadvantaged, often in addition to facing multiple challenges such as isolation, overwhelming caring commitments, mental health and other chronic health issues. In the financial year 2019-20 we offered 900 local people 2,400 body therapy sessions and just under 4,000 counselling sessions.

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men at work c.i.c.

Bewdley

Men At Work C.I.C. trains professionals who work with boys and young men to facilitate constructive dialogues with them about being safe – for themselves – and being safe to be around – for their male peers and for women and girls. Our mission is to empower – through knowledge, skills and confidence – a widening range of professionals to help boys and young men achieve their potential as positive assets to their peer-groups, their places of education, their communities and, in time, their own partners and families. We are focused on the goal of fostering violence-free relationships, families and communities and on helping to remove obstacles to safe, empathetic and respectful lives – all through constructive, reflective dialogue. Please click the bubbles to find out more!

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critique environmental working group

Edinburgh

CRITIQUE draws together scholars from across Schools and Colleges at University of Edinburgh in a dynamic hub for ethical and critical analysis of urgent social challenges such as climate change, economic exploitation, racial segregation, gender oppression, and political violence. Deeply committed to methodological pluralism, its members deploy a variety of methodological approaches to political and social theory, ranging from analytic philosophical methods to genealogy, from history of political thought to immanent critique, from feminist and critical race theoretical methodologies to legal analysis. Work produced at the Centre contributes to the excellent intellectual environment of the university and aims to intervene effectively in public debates. Thematically, we build on three interrelated and mutually sustaining pillars, around which we will stimulate interdisciplinary and experimental conversations: Ethics, Critique and Praxis.

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brave the rage

London

I have over 20 years' experience (BSC (Hons) Sociology & Communication Studies) regarding intervention and prevention of vulnerable families in the UK. I trained as a Domestic Violence Crisis Counselor in New York and then progressed to train in London as a qualified mediator. I quickly became involved in community development; running large outreach programmes entitled "Life's Better Together". This included homework and art clubs, summer sports camps in local schools with volunteers and in partnership with Wandsworth Teenage Pregnancy Unit to provide short, sharp, intensive training for teenage mothers. I then moved into the youth offending world, coordinating Youth Inclusion Projects (YIP) with large staff teams providing outreach services to excluded young people and then strategic and operational co-ordination of Lambeth Youth Council.

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